  X-ray quasi-periodic eruptions (QPEs) from the galactic nucleus have been
found in several galaxies. Among them, GSN 069 is the only one with a tidal
disruption event (TDE), which was recently found to have brightened again 9
years after the main outburst. However, the origin of this TDE is still
unclear. This Letter explores a particular model for the TDE. By comparing the
fallback time with observations, we found the TDE could not be caused by the
disruption of the envelope of a single star in the tidal stripping model. Thus,
we suggest that it is a disruption of a common envelope (CE). By calculating
the fallback rate of such a model, we reproduced the second peak in the
observed TDE light curve. If this model is correct, this TDE will be the
closest observation to a direct observation of CE, which has never been
directly observed.
