Andy Cohen: The King of Bravo

Summary

Call Her Daddy – “Andy Cohen: The King of Bravo”

Host: Alex Cooper | Guest: Andy Cohen | Date: October 29, 2025

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Episode Overview

This episode of Call Her Daddy features Bravo’s kingpin Andy Cohen, legendary executive producer, host of “Watch What Happens Live,” and creator of the Real Housewives empire. Alex Cooper dives into Andy’s personal life, his journey to television stardom, behind-the-scenes Bravo drama, and all things Housewives. Candid, fun, and laced with insider tea, it’s a must-listen for Bravo devotees and pop culture lovers.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. “Daddy” in Sex, Identity, and Power

• Andy opens with a cheeky discussion about the “Daddy” moniker in gay and straight culture.
  • Andy: “Gay guys during sex, sometimes like to call the other guy Daddy. Do straight guys ever call girls mommy during sex, or is that creepy?” (02:17)
  • Alex: “If a man called me mommy in the bedroom…it would be divorce or a breakup.” (03:12)
• Andy shares that he’s been called “Daddy” sexually, but prefers it as a term of respect and authority outside the bedroom:
  • “If your fucking pants are down and your dick is out, I don’t want it. Matt has never called me that and I love that for me.” (04:16)

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2. Embracing Change: Andy’s Health Journey & Hair Transformation

• Andy discusses body and hair changes, his decision to grow it out, and recent weight loss:
  • “I have a full head of hair… I usually grow it out every summer because I get into a beach vibe.” (06:00)
  • “This summer, lost weight—when your face is thinner, you can carry off longer hair better.” (06:32)
  • “At the beginning in May, I couldn’t button my suits. I was at an all-time high…I didn’t feel good about myself.” (07:15)

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3. Professional Picky vs. Personal Low Maintenance

• Andy claims he’s “the lowest” maintenance in daily life but professionally “very picky” about show quality, production details, and travel comfort.
  • “I’m a man of taste. I’m very picky about things like hotels, how my show is produced.” (08:38)

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4. The Art of the Interview & Celebrity Blacklist

• On what it takes to be blacklisted from “Watch What Happens Live”:
  • “There’s a short list…People who’ve not been nice to my staff—that’ll get you on the list.” (10:26)
  • “People who have so many stipulations—like, we’re not gonna do this.” (11:14)

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5. Milestones & The Andy Cohen “Daddy” Tagline

• Andy marks 10 years at Sirius XM and shares his “Housewives”–inspired tagline:
  • “I’m a father of two, but a daddy to many.” (09:24)
• On embodying “Daddy” energy: “I take care of people. I am decisive. I’m a little bossy. I’m a top. I’m pretty opinionated. I like to be in control.” (09:37)

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6. “Confess or Text” Game (15:41)

Notable Segments:

• Refused to answer how much money he made last year:
  • “I’m in a position in my life where I’m making money that is totally—there’s an incredible, incredible wage inequity… It is not fair.” (15:59)
• Texted Lisa Vanderpump: “We’re going to shake up the Beverly Hills cast. Who do you think I should cut next season? What’s it going to take to get you back on Housewives?” (16:32)
• Reveals he’s never had plastic surgery, a bit of Botox only, and lost 25 pounds this year.
  • “If I do have something done, I’m immediately going to talk about it, because I ask every housewife.” (19:40)

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7. Coming Out & BU Years

• Andy shares gay life in the late ‘80s, going to BU to avoid being “found out,” and college in the era of AIDS:
  • “I wanted to be able to disappear in a world…I was super scared of the fraternal system, which I now am understanding is where all of the gay sex happens.” (24:10)
  • On his parents: “They were great… But it was a totally different time. There were not many gay people on TV.” (25:43)
  • Memorable quote:
    • “Mom said, ‘I’m really mourning the loss of the life I wanted for you.’… I said, ‘Well, I could still be a dad.’ And I didn’t believe it when I said it.” (26:00)

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8. Early Television Days & Career Pivot

• Started at CBS News, was told he’d “never be on TV” due to “crossed eyes.”
  • “I came up at a time where it was totally legal to say shitty things to everybody to their face… I feel tougher as a result of it.” (29:08)
• Learned TV production (Trio, then Bravo), blogged behind-the-scenes, and parlayed it into on-air roles:
  • “I started emailing my bosses dishy, behind-the-scenes stuff… My blog turned into a show. That’s how Watch What Happens started.” (34:21)

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9. Real Housewives: The Origin Story

• Sharing the origin:
  • “Scott Dunlop brought us a tape of the women…Vicki had a grotto in her backyard, but she was an insurance agent…If this goes away, I won’t be so upset. It seemed like it wasn’t going to [happen]. [My boss] was like, let’s do it. Let’s stay with it…Can you imagine? My whole life has been made on this show. I owe these women everything.” (40:23–43:20)

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10. Feminists & Housewives

• On Queen Gloria Steinem calling Housewives “a minstrel show for women”:
  • Andy: “I know more feminists who love this show…But that debate with Gloria Steinem? Maybe not my smartest moment.” (44:11)

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11. Reunions: Preparation, Patience, and Going Feral

• Prepping today is more chill: “I drop my kids off at school, bring three ties, and go. I’m so ready.” (48:25)
• Sometimes he “loses it” on Housewives: “I don’t like screaming at women. It’s a bad look…But sometimes the only way I can get people to be quiet is to literally go crazy.” (50:03)
• On notorious interrupters: “Lisa Barlow, Teresa [Giudice]… Dr. Simone. Love you, Toya…No disrespect.” (51:17)

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12. Love Island Reunion & Dealing with Intense Fandom

• On hosting Love Island’s reunion and the difference from Bravo’s crowd:
  • “People were upset that I was asking Huda about her dating life. You were just on a reality show about your dating life! If anything’s fair game, it’s me asking who you’re dating now.” (53:19–56:39)
  • He confirms: “I watched every fucking episode. Not gonna host something as important as the Love Island reunion and not watch the season… I take my job seriously.” (57:36–58:03)

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13. Relationships, Dating, and Friendships

• Ongoing friendship rumors with John Mayer:
  • “We always sit on the same side of the booth…We love each other deeply. …If I could find a gay guy that was him, it would be magic. But I’m so grateful for the love we have.” (64:20–65:15)
• Anderson Cooper:
  • “I made the fatal mistake—I was like, ‘So Gloria Vanderbilt is your mom?’…We wound up becoming really good friends.” (66:05)
• On the apps: “I’m on every app. I’ve gotten kicked off Grindr …for impersonating myself.” (67:29–68:02)
• Type: “It’s about a vibe. …I like strong, independent, smart, has their own thing going. …Interesting—I’ve hooked up with people who don’t watch Housewives.” (70:58–71:44)
• Longest relationship: “Three years, I’m embarrassed to say. …I like being single, and having kids later in life was the greatest thing I’ve ever done.” (71:51–72:17)

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14. Iconic Housewives & Bravo Questions

Rapid Fire (59:03–62:00):

• Hottest current Househusband: “Angel, new Potomac housewife’s husband, former NFL player.” (59:03)
• Cast member he couldn't get: “Erica [Reid], L.A. Reid's wife, was the one who got away for Roni for years.” (59:45)
• Biggest Bravo douchebag: “Me.” (60:56)
• Most iconic Bravo moment: “We got the yacht!” (61:16)
• Best Housewives song: “Candace Dillard Bassett’s ‘Drive Back’—but I love Good as Gold, don’t come for Good as Gold!” (61:22–61:41)

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15. Plead the Fifth & Word Associations

• Thirstiest celebrity: “I mean this with total love—and I love her—Brittany on Salt Lake City.” (74:05)
• Which Housewives couple is headed for divorce: “I have no idea…I’m still getting over Kyle and Mauricio.” (74:23)
• Who should replace Andy: “I always kind of thought either Jerry O’Connell or Jeff Lewis—but I’m not going anywhere.” (74:44–75:15)
• Word associations:
  • Nicole Kidman: “Living.”
  • Bad Bunny: “Yes. Yes. He’s an American, you fucking idiots. Puerto Rico is in America.” (72:43)
  • Ketamine: “Never done it…I am the only gay man on the planet that has never done [ketamine]… Well, Amy Sedaris and I did nasal ketamine once before the Polo Bar…” (73:20)

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On his unique career path:
  • “Not getting that [Logo] job saved my life. I wouldn’t be calling you Daddy if I got that job, dude.” (33:36)
  • “I wasn’t so full of myself to believe—I wasn’t getting high on my own fumes.” (36:02)
• On reality TV’s impact:
  • “I owe these women everything and this show. …My whole life has been made on this show.” (43:20)
• On being a father:
  • “Having kids later in life was like, the greatest thing I’ve ever done.” (72:06)
• Lisa Vanderpump’s reply:
  • Andy texts Lisa: “Shaking up BH cast—who should we part ways with?” Lisa: “All of them.” (76:47)

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Episode Timestamps for Important Segments

• [02:17] – The “Daddy” discussion: sex, power, and gendered language
• [06:00] – Andy’s hair/health journey
• [10:26] – Blacklisting celebrities from Watch What Happens Live
• [15:41] – “Confess or Text” game
• [24:10] – Coming out and college years
• [34:21] – How Andy got on camera at Bravo
• [40:23] – Real Housewives origin story
• [44:11] – Gloria Steinem, feminism, and Housewives
• [48:25] – Reunions: preparation and patience tested
• [51:17] – Who interrupts most at reunions
• [53:19] – Hosting Love Island Reunions, fan reaction
• [57:36] – Andy confirms he watched all of Love Island
• [59:03] – Bravo rapid fire: husbands, feuds, and more
• [64:20] – John Mayer friendship rumors
• [67:29] – Andy’s dating app experiences
• [70:58] – Andy’s “type” and dating philosophy
• [74:05] – “Plead the Fifth” (thirstiest celeb, divorcing couple, possible successors)
• [76:47] – Lisa Vanderpump texts back: “All of them.”

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Tone & Closing

The energy is open, hilarious, and unfiltered—exactly what the Daddy Gang expects. Andy Cohen is as transparent, witty, and self-deprecating as ever, offering a blend of humble life lessons and Bravo kingdom secrets. The conversation is playful (“Do you think you’re secretly in love with John Mayer?”), but also laced with moving reflections on coming out and career resilience. Alex wraps the episode with admiration and a promise to have Andy back for a future “Call Her Mommy” parenting installment.

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This summary captures the heart, humor, and headline-making moments of Andy Cohen’s sit-down on “Call Her Daddy”—perfect for Bravo fans, aspiring TV execs, and anyone who loves a smart, spicy deep-dive.

Transcript

[A]

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What is up, Daddy Gang?

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It is your founding father, Alex Cooper with Call Her Daddy.

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Are you ready to go?

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I'm ready to go.

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Are you cozy?

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Yeah, I'm cozy. I'm cozy. These chairs are super cozy.

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I literally had them shipped to New York because it was the only thing that I could have here for Colorado, and I figured we'd have the fucking chairs.

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I love it.

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Okay.

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Okay. Is my mic okay?

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You look gorgeous. Okay.

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Can I ask you a question?

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Oh, Annie, we're already starting. Okay, fine.

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And then I'm gonna.

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Then you're gonna shut the fuck up.

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Let you tap me.

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Okay? Okay.

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Okay. But call her Daddy. Here's the thing. Gay guys during sex, sometimes like to call the other guy Daddy.

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Okay?

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And I'm wondering, do straight guys ever call gay girl's mommy during sex or Is that creepy? Because it could be argued that it's creepy to say daddy during sex with a guy.

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But, like, this is a good way to start this up.

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Okay, good.

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So my thought is, no, that's fudgeing creepy.

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Okay.

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I also think it's different because daddy is a connotation of, like, it can be man or woman. That's like, you're a daddy, you're a baller, you're a hustler. Like, you make money like you're rich or powerful. Where there is, like, Mommy doesn't have that yet. Maybe we can shift it today.

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Okay.

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So I think it's less sexual.

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Okay.

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If a man called me mommy in the bedroom, it would be.

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It would be two episodes of the.

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Party, without a doubt. It would be divorce or a breakup. Wherever I was at in my life, yes, I'd be fudgeing done.

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Okay. Do you call guys daddy during sex ever? I know you're. Now I have.

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Yes, I have. It's not my thing. I definitely think once I started calling her Daddy, I think it. Men were expecting that. Like, do I have to call? And I was like, no, you don't actually call me daddy in bedroom. But you should treat me like a daddy.

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Yeah.

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Like, you still should be treating me like I'm not less than. I'm fudgeing equal, if not better than you, bitch.

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Yes.

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And so I think it just changed the vibe. But I wasn't expecting a man to call me daddy.

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But do men call girls daddy in the bed?

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Well, I have been called it.

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Wow, that's interesting.

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But I don't.

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You're, like, pegging.

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It was more while. Like, they were. Yeah, while they were fucking me. Which I guess is kind of like a power play, right? No, you're like, I'm fascinating, and you know what? I will say. And now I can say, because I've had the show long enough, I would like someone to call me daddy. Just not in the bedroom.

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Right.

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Like, I don't. I love when I'm on the streets. I love when I'm in a meeting and someone calls me Daddy. I'm like, love you, but if your fucking pants are down and your dick is out, I don't want it. Matt has never called me that, and I love that for me. Yeah, probably that's why I married him.

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Got it.

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Okay.

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Okay. I just had to sor.

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I now relinquish Andy Cohen welcome to call her Daddy.

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Thank you.

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Do you like being in the interviewee chair?

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I'm good. It depends who's doing an interview. I think that talk show hosts make great guests because we don't like silence, and we like to keep talking, and we like to keep the ball in the air. But I do have a tendency to kind of try to turn it around.

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I get it.

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And I interviewed Howard Stern a couple weeks ago, and I could tell from the very beginning. I was like, oh, he is gonna try to keep. It was like. So it felt very. I felt like I kept having to kind of interrupt him and stuff because I was trying to get control. But, no, I don't mind it. I. I enjoy it when, like, I'm excited to do this. This is like a special occasion when I go on Stern, I'm excited to do it. If.

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So I get what you're saying. It's like, if you're fucking with someone, that's like, we're kind of at the same level. We both do a similar job. So, like, we both know how this goes. But if you're actually getting fucking interviewed for, like, a magazine and you're on camera, I'm like, oh, my God. I don't even want to talk about myself half the time anymore. I just want to get the tea on other people. The hair.

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My hair.

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Yes. Okay, talk to me. How did you decide to grow it out? I love it.

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Thanks.

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Have you been getting rave reviews?

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You know what? It's been pretty positive feedback. Thanks for asking.

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It's really good.

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Yeah, thanks.

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Are you going to keep it?

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You know, I think I am. I have a full head of hair.

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Which is not fake.

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Established. It's not faked. I have no pieces in my hair, and basically, I usually grow it out every summer because I get into a beach vibe every summer, and I grow it out, and I'm taping. Watch what happens. Live lessons this year. I also, this summer, lost some weight, and I think that when your face is thinner, you can carry off longer hair better. And so I was like, oh, wait, this actually now looks better because my face is a little thinner. So I think there's something happening in tandem.

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Oh, that's so interesting. And when you went on this, Is it like a health journey or you're just like, I need to lose weight?

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Both.

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Are you, like, running? Are we working out? What are we doing?

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We're doing everything.

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Do you feel better?

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I feel great. Yes.

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I have seen some people being like, he seems, like, in a good mood on the show recently, which I didn't know if it was just. Cause it was also, like, you were just coming off a vacation from summer.

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I am in a major natural high, even though I love edibles and whatever. But I'm feeling. I just moved into like my dream apartment. I have two kids. My show got picked up for two years. Everything is so good, knock on wood, that I'm just and everything. And I feel good about myself and it really does. At the beginning in May, I couldn't button my suits. I was kind of at an all time high. And I was like, fuck. I didn't feel good about myself. And I'm someone who usually feels pretty good about myself.

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So wait, what was your advice for food? What were you eating?

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I was eating everything and just drinking a lot and I was just snacking a lot. And I have kids and I'm making them. My dad's like, my dad, my son is like, yeah, I don't want any more Mac and cheese. And I'm like, well, I'll finish it. And like waffles and let's all get ice cream and burgers. And so it's like I was like a hoover. I was hoovering food. It's so bad. No self control. And then it watched what happens live. Oh, Andy, this chocolate chip cookie company sent you this huge thing. And then I have two tequilas on the show and I'm like, where's that cookie? So like, I was a psycho. I was just a psycho.

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Oh, my God. Okay, well, I think that you looked great then. You look great now. But I'm happy. Happy that you feel good.

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I feel great.

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Okay, so you don't have clip ins in your hair. I was thinking though, are you a high maintenance or low maintenance person?

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The lowest.

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Really?

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Well, in terms of what?

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I don't know, just like your life. Like, what's the most high maintenance thing about you?

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Well, I'm pretty picky in terms of travel and hotels and things like that. I'm a man of taste. Okay, daddy.

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Yes, you are.

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And so I'm. I'm very picky about things like that. I'm picky in terms of how I like my show produced or professional. I'm professionally picky. If I go into a reunion, I. I'm picky about how the day's gonna.

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Go, oh, we are gonna get to the reunion stuff because holy fucking shit. But we're gonna get there. We're gonna ease in. We're gonna ease in.

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It's a journey. Let's ease in. Take care of me.

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I'm.

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Make love to me slowly.

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Why don't you make love to the daddy game right now And Tell them what your tagline is. Let's start like Real Housewives. We've all. We gotta do it. You do yours. Look at the camera. Tell the girls.

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I'm a father of two, but a daddy to many.

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Oh, my. Now, did you come up with that on your own? Did someone come up with it for you?

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No, I think I came up with that one.

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And even if you didn't just go with it, yeah, you did just fucking lie.

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Yes.

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In what ways are you a daddy?

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I take care of people. I am very decisive. I am a little bossy. I am a top. I am. Yeah, I'm. I'm super. I'm pretty opinionated. Pretty. I. I like to be in control. I think daddies are in control.

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So you're. You're dominating it all.

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Yes.

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Okay. You've done your radio show at SiriusXM for what, almost 10 years?

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I've. I've had my radio channel for 10 years. I have two channels on Sirius. But it is the 10th anniversary of radio.

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Andy, congratulations.

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Thanks.

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It's pretty fucking incredible.

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Thanks. I'm excited about it.

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Okay. I have heard that you've blacklisted celebrities from coming on. Watch what happens live. What does it take for a guest to actually piss you off? And is that true?

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Wow. You know what? There's a short list.

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Okay, okay, okay.

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And it. Either there have been people who've been not nice to my staff that will get you on the list.

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Yeah.

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I mean, unless you're a huge star, and that's like, okay, whatever. That's kind of. You know.

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You're like, treat them like she's a diva.

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And that's so fierce. She was a cunt.

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You're like, come back soon, babe. Love you.

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And then I'm like, sorry to my staff member. Like, you know what? I mean? We all have to deal with it. No, but. So, I mean, no, I think that would get you on there. I think. You know, I think people who just come on. There are people who just have had so many stipulations about the interview, and I'm like, you know what? Not do this. Like, it's good. We're good. Cause also, the expectation with me is that I'm gonna go there much like you. And so I. It's like, I'm not doing this.

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Right. I'm not trying to make you uncomfortable, but you gotta play the game.

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Exactly.

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Okay, wait. Could you name one person?

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Probably not.

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Okay. Okay. We're gonna play one of your games. Mary Shag Kill.

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Okay.

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Howard Stern. Tom Sandoval. Craig Conover.

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Oh, I would. Oh, interesting. Okay, well, that is a little bit of an HR issue because Craig is still on Bravo. So I think I'm gonna make it easy. I'm gonna marry Howard. You know, I mean, listen, I'm gonna shag Sandoval because I do think he is very. He's. He's like one of the prettiest men that I've. He's a very pretty looking man, huh? Absolutely.

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I've never met him.

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And Craig I'm going to have to kill. Only because it's an HR issue and I just want him. I don't want him to feel uncomfortable. If I was like, I would drag Craig. True.

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So we're kind of reading between the lines that maybe if he's off of Bravo soon you would slot him.

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Maybe he would be in play a little bit. I love Craig.

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Okay, that's a good answer.

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Yeah.

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Okay, Number one, how much money did you make last year?

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Oh, my God. Oh, my God. You're gonna have to text someone. Oh, my God. Really?

[B]

I thought you weren't gonna answer that.

[C]

Are you fucking kidding me? There's no way I'm answering that.

[B]

Why not?

[C]

Because I feel like it's douchey and I feel like frankly, I'm in a position in my life where I'm making money that is totally. There's an incredible, incredible wage inequity with people that I work with and also people who do jobs that are way more important than mine, like special ed teachers or home hospice care.

[B]

I mean, you're self aware.

[C]

It is not fair.

[B]

No one needs to hear ridiculous love text. Who's it to?

[C]

Lisa Vanderpump.

[B]

What does it say?

[C]

We're going to shake up the Beverly Hills cast. Who do you think I should cut next season? What's it going to take to get you back on Housewives?

[B]

Okay, you either text one of those. Which one do you want to do?

[C]

I think I'll text her. I think I'll text her. Well, she's going to say, kyle, stop shaking up BH cast. Who should we. Who should we part? I'm saying, excellent with.

[B]

Look at the smirk on your face.

[C]

Okay.

[B]

You're like, you little shit. Okay, do that. Or how much money you make. I think that's easy. That's easy. That's easy. Who. So you think she's gonna say Kyle.

[C]

Oh, yeah.

[B]

Okay. Okay. Next. What? Public relations.

[C]

If it's. And you know, she's so cheeky, she'll probably say, goodbye, Kyle.

[B]

Okay. What public relationship do you think is purely pr.

[C]

Oh, wow. Okay.

[B]

Or has been pr.

[C]

I suspected that Amaya Papaya and her guy. I was like, I don't know.

[A]

Well.

[B]

Cause you got the vibes from the reunion.

[C]

No, even before the reunion, I was like. I went into that feeling a little like, is this. Are they on or off?

[B]

And did you think it was both of them playing in, or do you think it was Brian using Amaya? Cause that's, I think, a huge conspiracy.

[C]

To have an opinion about who was working the other.

[B]

You just thought it was fake.

[C]

I just thought. But I don't know if I would say it was fake, but I was wondering if it either had legs or it was still going.

[B]

You may have been right. Cause they're done. Okay. What really went down between Brandi Glanville and Caroline Manzo.

[C]

You know what? If it were up to me, you would be seeing the entire thing. I would like nothing more than for everyone to see that, wouldn't it?

[B]

Just legal.

[C]

It's not my. You know what? Some things happen at Bravo that go. Or on Bravo or on the shows where people are like, why did you do this? Why did you do that? Or why didn't you keep this person? Or whatever. And I will say there are situations where it's in the network's hands and not me. I'm a free agent. And I am a executive producer of all of the Housewives shows, but certainly not the last word. I'm a loud voice in the room, but not the only voice.

[B]

Okay, good to know. What work have you had done?

[C]

I've had no work done. I have had. I lost £25 this year. I started just, I think this year to get a teeny bit of Botox in my forehead. I've had it done twice. It's.

[B]

You got movement.

[C]

Yeah. I mean, it's like. It's a teeny bit. I am thinking of having a smidge more. I don't wanna look crazy. You look great. But that is it. I've had nothing done. Not a thing.

[B]

You're so fucking real for that. I love that.

[C]

Yeah. I also feel like if I do have something done, I'm gonna have to immediately talk about it, because I ask every housewife, what have you had done? And I feel like it would be so hypocritical. This summer, I microdosed a GLP1 and I immediately talked about it when I came back from break after because I was like, I will be the hypocrite of the universe for not saying this because of every question I've asked. I will be such an asshole. So I just knew that I had to do it.

[B]

What is a GLP one?

[C]

It's like a mounjaro. Wegovy. Whatever. Yeah.

[B]

No, I saw a clip this morning of you talking to. I think it was Larsa, and you were like. She was like, I had my boobs done. I had this. And you're like, your butt. She was like, my boobs. You're like, and your butt. You had your butt done. I was like, honestly, Andy, Love fudge. Love it. Okay. Which housewives firing caused the most behind the scenes chaos?

[C]

Huh? Behind the scenes chaos. I would say, look, I would say when we totally revamped Roni, and I would also say when we let go of. At the end of season four, Roni, when we let go of Jill, Alex, Kelly, Cindy, bar Shop. I think that was kind of a big thing. But I have to say, I mean, the chaos behind the scenes, it wasn't. You know, it was just, wow, we're doing something very bold.

[B]

Okay. Okay. Have you ever slept with a member of the Bravo universe?

[C]

No.

[B]

Never.

[C]

Never, Never.

[B]

And that's just been an intentional or it hasn't presented itself.

[C]

I think that even I understand the rules of the game there, as far as that goes. There have been a couple that I would. That. That in my mind, I've thought, like, that would be interesting. But, yeah, I think that would probably, especially at this point, be unwise.

[B]

Yes.

[C]

Don't you?

[B]

I completely agree. You should keep where you're at and don't fuck it up.

[C]

All good.

[B]

Do you think Wendy from Potomac faked her home invasion?

[C]

You know what? I love Wendy from Potomac, and I. I am really very strongly hoping that this doesn't pan out to be anything. I think she's been a great role model, and she's really led with her education and her family values. And so I don't know anything about the case, but I accept that I was caught Totally off guard by that dude.

[B]

Okay, text two more people. Because you answered all the questions. I knew you. No.

[C]

Why do I have to pick one?

[B]

Pick one. Take a look. Take a look. I know. Holy shit. I need to ask you a harder question, Anderson.

[C]

I've gotten myself in a bad financial situation. This is awkward. Can you help me out? He would be like, you're high. What if instead of shots this year, New Year's Eve, we do shrooms? I think the ratings would be crazy. You don't think I've suggested that already? Okay, fuck John Mayer. I'm going on Call Her Daddy with Alex. Any advice? We've already had that conversation.

[B]

What did he say? What did he say?

[C]

He's like, you're gonna be great. He goes, go. He was like, deliver, deliver. He was like, you gotta show up. You know what you're doing.

[B]

Fair. Yeah. Love you, John.

[C]

I think I'm ready for my music debut. Will you help me? He'd be like, absolutely, baby. Sj, just realized I never asked. You're leaving shoes in your will for Lucy, right? She'd be like, there will be something special. Hypothetically speaking, if I wanted to buy Carrie's iconic pink dress from you, how much would it cost? She would be like, who's. Fuck off. Who's on your feet?

[B]

Okay, good. So I got the right one with Lisa.

[C]

Yeah, fine.

[B]

Okay. When I was prepping for this interview, I realized we have something in common. Which is we both went to Boston University. Wow. And so did Howard.

[C]

Yes.

[B]

It's like a breeding ground for Sirius XM people.

[C]

Hilarious.

[B]

Look at us. Like, how would you describe yourself as a freshman at that point in your life?

[C]

I was in the closet. Hard to believe. I was like. I was a hippie. I was a Deadhead. I still am a Deadhead, but I was like a straight ish version. So I was a little more like, hey, you know, I was like, I talk different. There's video of me at the time. I'm like, putting it on. I'm like, yeah, but you knew you.

[B]

Were gay at that point.

[C]

Oh, did I? Part of the reason I went to bu, frankly, was because not only they had a great college of communication, but Is that where you went?

[B]

Yep.

[C]

Yeah, they. They. It was a city school with no campus. And I didn't want to get sucked into an environment where I would be found out. And I wanted to be able to disappear in a world. And I also was super scared of the fraternal system, which I now am understanding is where all of the gay Sex happens. So I'm like, what the hell? I should have gone to, like, Indiana or whatever, and these idiot, confused straight guys would be blowing me every night, and I actually would be, you know, so that was dumb because all my friends are like, oh, I was. I mean, Sigma Kai at Cornell not to blow anyone up, but, like, the stories I have heard, like, there are so many gay friends that I have, and I'm like, wait, you were on the swim team? Where? And what happened? So, holy fuck.

[B]

But I get it, because it feels like it would be, like, a homophobic situation. Meanwhile, they're, like, fucking doing you in the bathroom, and then they're going to reunite with their girlfriend.

[C]

They're, like, creeping into your. They're all creepers at night, drunk. And then they're like, what? This didn't happen.

[B]

Wait, and where did you grow up?

[C]

St. Louis.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

And.

[B]

And where'd you grow up? Pennsylvania.

[C]

Okay.

[B]

So I was excited about BU too. But did you. Were. Was your family supportive when you came out?

[C]

They were great.

[B]

You were just socially nervous to come out?

[C]

Well, look, it was a different time, and everybody was dying of AIDS. I came out in 1988. I mean, this was a totally different time. There were not many gay people on TV at the time. Will and Grace wasn't on, so it was. The real world was starting at that time. And I think the real world started in, like, 90. And that was, like, the first gay guy. You know, my age was on tv, so it was a very different. And it was scary. It was a way scarier even. As liberal as my parents were, we got the New York Times delivered to our doorstep when I was growing up, but I didn't have a sense that me being gay was gonna be that amazing news for anyone. And also, the idea of having a family if you were coming out of the closet was not. I remember the conversation I had with my mom, and one of the first things she said was, I probably would have hated your wife anyway, which is a great line. And she probably would have, by the way. It would have been a nightmare for me. So. But I. I said to. She was like. She said during that time that I came out with her, she. To her, she said, I'm. I'm really mourning the loss of the life that I wanted for you. And I said, well, what was that life? And she was like, well, like, you having a family or you being a dad? And I was like, well, I could still be. Be a dad. And she. And I didn't believe it when I said it. And she didn't believe what I was selling because it really was not how was I going to be your dad?

[B]

And now that would never happen. And now two children. No, but that. Did she text back?

[C]

No, Anderson did.

[B]

Oh, you didn't even text him.

[C]

Oh, wow. It's good news for him.

[B]

Oh, that's good, Anderson. I love that. No, I, I can, I cannot imagine what it would have been like back then. And I also don't get what your headspace was of like, if I go to city, I can kind of go all around. And BU is like that. Like you can go to the west end, you can go to the southeast. Like you can go anywhere and kind of disappear, which is not normal for college experiences.

[C]

Yes.

[B]

During this time though, weren't you really kind of clear career wise, like you were in journalism?

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Did you know what you wanted to do?

[C]

I wanted to be. My total dream was to be on. Be myself on television. But there were not many places where you could do that again, like maybe being a vj, which I ought to. To be an MTV vj, I was.

[B]

I think you would have been good at that.

[C]

I did not have my shit together. I didn't have my look together. What did you look like? I look so much better now than I did as a kid. I just was like, I had this kind of jufro and it was just bad. It was bad, Bad fashion bad. And so I wanted to do that. And then my last internship was at CBS News and my kind of mentor there was like, you know, your eyes are so crossed. You'll never on tv. And I was like, oh my God. Okay. And then I went behind the camera. And so I kind of gave up my dream of being on tv. I thought maybe I could be a reporter somewhere. But I didn't want to go to a small market and work my way up. I wanted to go straight to NYC man, which is what I did. And I just started working behind the scenes.

[B]

Wait, someone saying that to you is kind of fucking shitty? I'm saying, you know what, by the.

[C]

Way, I came up at a time where it was totally legal to say shitty things to everybody to their face. And it was like another day at work. So, I mean, I will say it toughened us all up. It was another. It was another universe of time. I've had pencils thrown at me in meetings. I mean, like, I've had people say so many tears, so much stuff, but like, you know, I feel tougher as a result of it.

[B]

I was going to ask you like, early days of your career, obviously, you have to start somewhere. Like, what was the most humbling bitch work that you had to do?

[C]

Oh, I mean, I was working on the morning show at cbs, ripping scripts at three in the morning. I mean, I was. I was. But I was like, whoa, I made it. I thought. I was like, this is so cool, because my check came from cbs.

[B]

That is cool.

[C]

And I worked at the CBS Broadcast Center. And I was like. I was 23 or 22. I was. I was the youngest. I kept being the youngest. I was the youngest, like, associate producer. I was the youngest producer. And so I was, like, a success story at that time, but I was doing all sorts of bitch work, so.

[B]

But you moved to New York City after college, which is amazing. And when you're living this life of cbs, are you partying? Are you exploring your sexuality?

[C]

No. Oh, I was fudgeing. Ever. Oh, it was awesome. I got no sleep. Ever. I worked, and I was. You know, there was no grinder. There was no. So if you wanted to meet people, you would go out. And there were so many more gay bars in New York City, and there were gay bars in every neighborhood. It was, like, random neighborhoods. In the East 30s, there were five gay. I mean, it was crazy. So you'd be home, and then at 11 at night, you'd be like, man, screw this. I'm gonna go to a. You know, I'm gonna go to the Works. There was a bar called the Works on Columbus Avenue and 81st Street. It was so great. And all these video bars, and they just showed videos, and you would meet. You would go alone, and you would meet people, and you would run into people that you knew from the neighborhood and whatever. And it was just a different universe. And I think that people are so fucked by social media and everything. And it was so cool. I met so many people. And I'm not saying I slept with so many people. I'm not saying I didn't, but it was awesome. And I just feel like when you move to New York, you. You choose life and you are choosing to live. And that goes today, as it went yesterday. But I was like, I was truly living my dream then. And I was like, this is the only place I want to be. And I don't care if I get three hours of sleep for the whole time that I live here, because this is so amazing. And I did.

[B]

I relate a lot to that. When I graduated from bu, I went right to New York City. I had, like, no fucking job. I moved in with a Boyfriend that I hated. And I was like, let's fucking go.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

And I was out every fucking night. I was at the clubs, I was sucking dick and I was having a great fucking time. And I was like, let's go. And you lean in and you have fun. Because, you know, it's not forever forever that you can, like, be in that moment. Okay, wait.

[C]

But also, I was like, I will show up at 5am to work. Great.

[B]

Perfect.

[C]

And I'll be excited about it.

[B]

So when do you get on camera?

[C]

Oh, I didn't get on camera for many years later I got on camera when I. In the year 2000, Barry Diller offered me a job running programming at this startup cable channel. And I knew Barry socially. Still no Vanderpump.

[B]

Turn your fucking phone off. We're done.

[C]

So I'll check it at the end. Barry offered me a job. I left CBS News after 10 years. I was running programming at this teeny cable channel called Trio that nobody ever saw or heard of. But I learned the ropes of kind of cable programming from this team from Barry Diller and this team he created, which is amazing.

[B]

That's amazing.

[C]

Highly recommend. His book, which came out this year.

[B]

It's incredible.

[C]

It's amazing. So worked there, the channel got, the plug, was pulled and Barry, this company merged with NBCUniversal, which owned Bravo. I was being offered the job of head of current programming on Bravo.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

But Viacom was starting a gay channel called Logo. And I was like, wait, I'm the gayest guy in tv. I should be running this channel called Logo. So I went and interviewed for that job, which I didn't get. And I was like, are you fucking kidding me? You're not giving me this job. I couldn't believe it. So I went and worked for Bravo. Not getting that job saved my life. I wouldn't be calling you Daddy if I got that job, dude. So, like, honestly, I wouldn't. I wouldn't be, you know. So anyway, a few years into it now, we've launched Project Runway and Top Chef and Workout and Flipping out and Here Come the Housewives. And I would say I started emailing my bosses dishy, behind the scenes stuff from the set of a show that I was on. And they were. My boss, Lauren Zelasnik said, wow, you're a really good writer. You should be the first network executive to have a blog on Bravo TV on the website. So I started blogging as a network executive every day. And I started also talking about what I did the night before. And I went to San Tropez last week and all this. And then as a result of the blog, I started getting interviewed by CNN and stuff like talking head stuff. We need a TV executive to talk about Sex and the City ending or this happening or that happening. And so I started doing that and my boss was like. And I was like. And she knew that I wanted to be on tv, that that was my goal. She said, what if we turn your blog into like a Show on Bravo TV.com and you can after show after Top Chef. And that's how watch happened started, and that's how the reunion started. All because of this show online. And my boss believed in me and gave me the chance.

[B]

That is an incredible story also for anyone listening, because I feel like I have a lot of people at that point where they're maybe at the precipice of feeling like they're. They thought they were going to get something in their career and they didn't. And you are literally breathing proof to be like. Like if you got denied from a job, it could be actually the best fucking thing that's ever happened to you. Cause look at you. You wouldn't be probably exactly where I'm sure you would have made it in a different capacity, different.

[C]

But I don't know that I would have made it on air because it's highly unconventional that someone would believe in you behind the scenes. To the point. The other two things I will say as life lessons were that even though I had to pivot from being on the air, I was so excited to be a producer. And I was very grateful for all these opportunities that that was presenting me. And I felt like, wow, this is awesome. So I still was happy to be working in television. The second thing is when I was getting these opportunities in front of the camera, I was not so full of myself to believe I wasn't getting high on my own fumes. So I wasn't saying to Bravo, well, now you need to pay me like a shit ton of money because I'm on the air and I'm a star. I waited until I knew that I was worth something to them. And I knew that I had to be even better at my day job in charge of programming because this on air stuff was the chance they were giving me. And it was not the thing. What I was hired for was to be in charge of programming. And I was like, now is not the time to keep your eye, take your eye off this wheel because they could take this away at any minute, right?

[B]

It's like really making sure you're good at your fucking day job. So that if your boss does give you, like, okay, you can do this side project essentially, don't make that your whole M.O. because you need to still have your core, core, core. And you did that. Wait, so when did you, though, get over this guy tells you, you know, oh, your eyes or whatever, you're not going to make it on. How did you find the confidence in front of camera?

[C]

Well, I've never been short of confidence, okay? So I knew I could do it. And when my boss had confidence in me to do it. And also I was doing these interviews and I was like, you know, they're like, okay, he can talk and be on tv. And also being a producer, I was producing myself. I understand how to be on TV because I'm a good producer.

[B]

That's a great point. That makes you. You have a different leg up because a lot of talent comes in and they're like, where do I look? And, oh, that's a camera. And they don't even know what the fuck a camera is.

[C]

That's why the first night I went live on Watch what Happens Live, I wasn't nervous because I understand TV time and I understand how much I can fit in three minutes. And when my EP in my ear is saying, you know, you have a minute left, I know what I can do with that minute and I know how I want to end the act and I know what I want to tease to and I'm producing myself. If I was not a TV producer, I would not be as successful as I am, I think.

[B]

Yes.

[C]

It's interesting to note that when I did go on camera with this after show, all the comments were, oh, my God, that guy has such crossed eyes. So it did come into play and I had to get over it. And my mom was like, you don't have crossed eyes. I'm like, apparently I really do. So I would joke about it on the air or whatever. But then when Watch what Happens Live started, I did have a couple years of imposter syndrome where I was like, who do you think you are? You're not a late night comic, you're not a standup. You don't deserve this. I did have, for the first time, really feelings, and I had to overcome that. And also people online were saying that I gave, gave myself my own talk show, which wasn't possible. Everyone has a boss. I work for a big company. So I wasn't able to kind of circumvent an entire universe and give myself a show like That's.

[B]

But it makes sense. So, Andy, because I think you are essentially talking about infiltrating a space that didn't exist. Like, you're saying, like, I couldn't. I didn't relate to anyone that was on air because I. Yes. I wasn't a comedian or I wasn't Oprah host or whatever it be. So you're kind of coming into this lane that you're forging for yourself.

[C]

Yes.

[B]

And then when people are talking on you, that imposter syndrome is natural because you have no one to compare yourself to. But, like, no, I'm doing it kind of like this person.

[C]

Right.

[B]

Meanwhile, it's the most brilliant thing to try to create your own path, but it's not easy. And you kind of have to force people and train them to be like, I'm just gonna stay consistent and being consistent. Eventually people are like, yeah, we kind of like this of kind guy, right? Who g. Who gives a fuck about how he looks? Okay, love, we have to go back. So all this is starting. First season of Real Housewives. Can you describe that era and can you kind of tell the story to anyone that doesn't know of? Like, how did this franchise come to be?

[C]

Okay, I will give it to you in a nutshell. That great guy named Scott Dunlop, lives in Orange County, I believe, lived in Coto de Casa and lived near Vicky. And the gang brought us a tape of the women, and it was kind of more of a Curb youb Enthusiasm style thing, but they weren't actors, so it was kind of confusing. At the same time, we saw something in these women. I mean, it was interesting. I mean, Vicki had a grotto in her backyard, but she was an insurance agent, but she talked about. They are all talking about their breast implants. And I don't want to be a creepy guy to talk about how big their boobs were, but they were talking about how big their boobs were, and their boobs were big, so. But they were moms, and their kids were very attractive, and they spoke to their kids in a way that we hadn't seen before. And Desperate Housewives was the number one show on tv. So we were like, what if we do this and we call it Real Housewives now? I'm a huge soap opera fan. In my mind, the greatest thing about this was they lived in the same community. Major All My children, day one. Me, Pine Valley. They all go to the same restaurants. They go to the same club, whatever. So in my mind, that would be the greatest thing. It was a team of People. Sherry Levine, Frances Barrack, Lauren Zelasnek, Amy Intracaso Davis. This whole great group at Bravo. We looked at this and made these rules of the show. The rules of the show. We would only hear from the women. The men were in the background. We would, you know, we would put a banner in front of everyone's scene giving one of the women ownership of whatever the scene was. Now, these are still the rules of the show. When a scene starts on Potomac, it says Gisele in the bottom. And you see Gisele. I mean, this is the format that we all kind of figured out. And season one was really a challenge to produce. I remember the meeting in my boss's office, because we weren't. The edit was troubled. We didn't have the footage we thought we had. I remember the meeting where we brought to my boss, it's Gonna cost us 400 and I think $50,000 we're gonna lose if we flush the toilet on this show. Because it wasn't going to.

[B]

Well.

[C]

And I, Lazy. Whatever, was like, yeah, I mean, if this goes away, I won't be so upset. You know, whatever. Because I was like. It seemed like it wasn't gonna. She was like, let's do it. Let's stay with it. Okay, we're staying with that. Can you imagine? My whole life has been made on this show. Like, I owe these women everything in this show.

[B]

Like, it is so crazy because I think in terms almost of my age group watching it is a different version, but remind me of when Laguna beach came onto the scene and then the OC Also was happening. I think the OC Came first and then Laguna beach, and it was like, we. We're watching the OC AKA Desperate Housewives. And then it's like, how are we not going to now get the reality version? Because California and the rich and the famous and the whole thing, it's like voyeurism, people. Just when you're. You're a kid from fucking Pennsylvania or First St. Louis. Right. I would have died to just have a glimpse into Paris Hilton's life or Lauren Conrad's or. You know what I mean? These women. Women. And so the fact that you guys got to capture it, but the mom aspect is something that was so fucking new. And I remember you went on to debate, essentially, Gloria Steinem, of whether.

[C]

I lost the debate.

[B]

Okay, okay. Well, I think anyone would lose any feminist.

[C]

She was on my show, and I stupidly. And we're live. I was like, you say this show is a minstrel show for Women and whatever. But by the way, way, I know more feminists who love this show. Camille Paglia being kind of a leading feminist. But I look. And Roxane Gay, by the way. But also I look at a lot of famous, very strong women like Julia Roberts, Jennifer Lawrence, Sarah Paulson, just on and on and on, who view this show as a platform for women in. In their 50s who are, you know, owning their sexuality and making their own decisions and all this stuff. So. Yes, but that, that, that debate with Gloria Steinem, maybe not my smartest moment, but, you know, I tried.

[B]

I definitely.

[C]

If she had never seen the show. If you look at the show and you look at, you know, clips of someone throwing wine or flipping a table, you're gonna think the worst. I mean, I get it.

[B]

Absolutely. And I think that's anything, because I even do it with my shit show. It's like the promos and the trailers. It's meant to have you a little angry, a little concerned, a little. I need to click on this. And then once you settle in, you're like, oh, this is actually really lovely and fun. And of course, there's the chaotic moments. But it's not chaotic after chaotic after chaotic.

[C]

Yes.

[B]

But, yeah, no going up against Gloria Simon for a feminist battle. Sweetie, dope. Love that for you.

[A]

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I think everyone's obsessed, obviously, with, like, who does he like? Who does he not like? Top 3 Favorite Women of all time in the franchise.

[C]

It's really. I can't do it. Only because, first of all, it's kind of an HR issue and it's an ensemble show. But I will say, if you think about. I will think that for me, I'm a very nostalgic person. So, like, the length of time that I've known you always comes into play.

[B]

You know, Reunions.

[C]

Yes.

[B]

Okay, let's talk about it. Okay, first of all, what type of headspace are you getting into? Days leading up. The day of talk to me used.

[C]

To be a really big deal for me. Leading up to the reunion, I. Hours long prep calls with the producers, speaking to the women in advance. The morning of, I would take a run. I mean, like, I was jazzed up in the thing. I mean, to be honest, what do I do now? I drop my kids off at school. I go, I'm like, what color suit do you want me to wear? What is this set? I bring three ties. I go, I. I'm like, come on, let's do it. I mean, I am, like, so ready. Because also, we, you know, look, I have one call with the production team and the network, and I say. And we talk about the seating for the reunion. I ask them, where are we shooting? What suit am I wearing? And then we talk about where the women are. And, you know, we. I will have notes on the order of the day. Sometimes I'll say, I don't think it makes sense to do it this way. Way X and Y is the elephant in the room. Can we please do it at the top of the day? Sometimes we save the biggest mess till the end. You know, when are the husbands coming out? Why does that make sense? Why is this person coming? You know? So those are all the conversations we have in advance. And then day of, it's Game day. I'm ready to play the game. I have done hundreds of reunions at this point.

[B]

How crazy is that?

[C]

It's crazy. It's crazy.

[B]

Okay, wait. Has anyone during a reunion ever really, really, like, pushed your patience and you bet. I'm so fucking over you.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Like, give me an example.

[C]

Well, I mean, the last couple Jersey reunions, I had a really hard time with. And by the way, it is. I don't like screaming at women. It is a bad look. But there are moments and they left them in the show where I'm like, shut the fuck up or whatever or be quiet. So. So, yeah. And there, by the way, sometimes the only way that I can get people to be quiet is to literally be, like, shy, like, go crazy. And there are some times where I'll say. I will say to the producers, can you mark that you're not using that? Because, like, you know. And, you know, there are enough that are in the show, but let's. Like, some are just. They're not. It's just me talking over a cacophony.

[B]

No, it actually looks like they're your children, and you're like. You're actually at a little, like, school event and you're trying to keep these kids in fucking line. I do think people love when you get nasty, though, because it does get you. It takes a second to get you to that level. But when you get to that fucking level.

[C]

More than a second.

[B]

Yeah, yeah. You go fucking feral. Who do you think is the worst person when it comes to speaking over people at reunions?

[C]

I think that Lisa Barlow. I think that there are some people who. It's just harder for them, and it's no disrespect, it's harder for them to have the intake of what someone's saying and then speak back and then, you know, figure it out. I think Lisa Barlow might be one. I think Teresa, historically, has. That's been a growth area for her. Love you. I think that I feel like maybe Toya, unmarried to medicine, could be in there. Love you, Toya. No disrespect. I think that Dr. Simone also, now that I'm in the married medicine universe. Who else? I mean, there are some kind of feel like Jacqueline Loreta on Jersey may have been there.

[B]

Yeah, it's good. Yeah. We need to talk about Love island reunion.

[C]

Okay.

[B]

Because you are like, I agree. You've done so many Real Housewives reunions. You're in that Bravo universe, and then all of a sudden, it's announced that you're doing The Love island reunion. And just. Okay. I was good. I wanted to hear because for context.

[C]

Next.

[B]

I started doing Love island interviews about two years ago. Pretty new. It was really mostly once US Got big. I had done an interview with Olivia Atwood, who was from season three of uk. I was like, in it, but, you know, US cares more about the US Stuff, I guess. So I did Leah and Rob from. I don't even know if you know who those are. Okay. It was the biggest fucking season until this past season. Okay. And I'm telling you, you. It was more intense, the feedback than when I interviewed the fucking vice President of the United States.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

I had to be so on my fucking game. These fans, I wish they took it as seriously as, like, voting for a president than they do fucking voting for Love Island.

[C]

Yeah. Yeah.

[B]

So I couldn't help but be like, talk to me about your experience, because I love it too.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

But damn, it's fudgeing intense.

[C]

No, I think that the fans are super passionate. It. And, you know, they reminded. Listen, I am used to this because Housewives fans are really passionate. And so. And there have. And like, Jersey fans for years. There were. Teresa's fan base are called tree huggers. And like, there was a. There was a narrative going on around the tree huggers that I was super, super unfair to Teresa and that I hated her. And Teresa and I have always had a really good relationship, but I think that there was a period of time where she was getting confused by what the tree huggers were saying online. Because also, if you look at certain clips in isolation, you may think, what does this guy think of me? Or why is he being like this with me on the show? Or whatever. So she would come and think. And. And before she went away, she and I had a very serious lunch together where we kind of really. I was like, you know, like, this is kind of a narrative that's happening outside of the show and whatever. We really. And she's like, well, I've left feeling this way, or whatever. But we really talked it out and it was great. But so I've been there with passionate fans. This one was. I was like, whoa. Because I think a lot of the folks who watch Love island weren't clued in on a Andy Cohen reunion, which is. I go there, I don't break a sweat. I'm going to ask you, I'm going to come back at you. And the thing about the Housewives is I am also one of their bosses in theory. So I do when I'm wearing my Housewives reunion hat. I am trying to be as the most neutral version of myself while also representing what the fans are saying. Cause I know know what the fans are saying. Right on Vanderpump rules or Southern Charm or whatever. Summer House. I do get in the weeds a little bit with them a little more, and it's kind of fun for me. It's one of the reasons I love those shows and why I think people enjoy watching me doing those shows. But, guys, look, I love giving men with. Men with Peter Pan syndrome shit who make bad decisions. Like, I love it. It's like a watch what happens live. Classic Jax, come on in, let's talk. So with Love island, it just seemed like the perfect. I was like, oh, it's going to be so fun. Whatever. People were upset that I was asking Hudda about her dating life outside the show. And I'm like, you were just on a reality show about your dating life. If anything in the universe has ever been more full fair game, it is me asking you who you are dating now and who you, by the way, have been on red carpets with so that there should be any backlash or commentary on that. I was like, oh, this is special. This is kooky. And by the way, the people, the Huda fans, and I'm sure they have a hut a hive or something like that. They were really brutal. And what you need to know is, I thought she made the show. Like, she was amazing. She was on your show. So she was my person that I was most excited about talking to because there was so much to talk to her about. Absolutely. But also, you can't give me the answer of, oh, that was so long ago, and I've changed when it was three weeks ago. So, like, I'm gonna say, say I get it, that you're a total different person in four weeks. But like, real talk, like, that was four weeks ago. I am going to be the guy that says that.

[B]

And I think. And I think for Bravo fans, if anything, they're like, oh, he's going light.

[C]

That was. This is like, other thing. People were like, y' all don't realize that was Andy Light.

[B]

That was like, kind of. Well, because I was going to ask, did you watch and season.

[C]

I watched the entirety of this.

[B]

You did?

[C]

You don't think I watched the season? I wouldn't do a reunion show without watching.

[B]

You watched every fucking episode.

[C]

Watch the whole thing. Not gonna host something as important as the Love island reunion and not watch the season. I was wondering, is there a conjecture that I didn't watch it.

[B]

Everyone's like, yeah, he had his fudgeing assistants watch it, then send him nuts.

[C]

That is insulting. I take my job seriously.

[B]

So what are you. When did you have time to watch? Like at night. You would just watch it? I.

[C]

Every night I make time, daddy.

[B]

Okay, I love that. No, no, no. I was very, very.

[C]

It was my job. I took it seriously.

[B]

And I love that you took it seriously.

[C]

And I don't love that there's 18 episodes a week, dude. Cuz like I have two kids, 10 housewives series. You know, I have, I have a big life, but I watched it all.

[B]

It consumes your life. Like I was doing the same.

[C]

I was ready to go for next. Next year. I have the schedule. I know when I'm.

[B]

You think you're gonna do it?

[C]

Oh, am I gonna host a reunion? Yeah, I hope so.

[B]

I agree with you. I think I like it because it's during summer. Ish.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

So it's during summertime. I plan my stuff, I get ready. I usually want to have like the top two talked about people on and I'm ready to fucking go.

[C]

Yes.

[B]

And Hoodo was amazing. Amaya was amazing. Like they're, they come out and they're.

[C]

Ready to go and they're superstars.

[B]

They are, they pop off. Okay, we're gonna do some Bravo. Fire rap, rapid fire. Who is the hottest husband on Housewives?

[C]

Oh, that's a good question. You know what? Angel, the new Potomac housewife, Her husband, former NFL player. He's, he's kind of. He's bringing it right now. Love. But I mean, there have been many.

[B]

Okay. If you could throw a drink in any housewives husband's face, who would it be?

[C]

Oh, wow. There was. Well, first of all, I don't condone violence.

[B]

Oh yeah, yeah. But like theoretically, throw a drink.

[C]

There was a one season housewife from Jersey called Amber. It would be her husband.

[B]

Perfect. I'm dead. We don't condone it. We're just kidding. It's hypothetical. Who is a cast member you wanted so bad but couldn't get to sign on?

[C]

Oh, there was a woman in. Well, on Roni. You know, people complained about the lack of diversity on Roni for years and there were a few very high profile women of color in New York that we were. That I was sitting with, I was meeting with. That, that, that didn't happen. So that one was Erica Reed, L.A. reid's wife. And we were. And LA didn't wanna be on the show. I mean, it was like a whole thing And I know Erica, and she's amazing. And she was kind of the one that got away for Roni for years.

[B]

It's a good answer.

[C]

There have been a few.

[B]

Okay, which petty feud lasted way too long, in your opinion? Opinion.

[C]

Well. Oh, gosh. I mean, there have been so many.

[A]

I know.

[B]

Name one.

[C]

I mean, Gretchen and Tamara right now are arguing about things that happened 15 years ago, but they haven't had the space to do it, so it's kind of fair. So, like, it is fair, but I'm trying to think of.

[B]

No, that's a good one. Yeah, I think a lot of people are clued into that right now.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Okay, who's the biggest douchebag in Bravo unit universe?

[C]

Me.

[B]

Perfect.

[A]

Should.

[B]

Should Karen rejoin Potomac now that she's out of prison?

[C]

I love Karen. I hope so.

[B]

Okay, would you rather have Karen or Jen Shaw as your prison cellmate?

[C]

Karen.

[B]

Okay, what's been the most iconic Bravo moment that immediately just pops your head over the years? Go.

[C]

We got the yacht. We got the.

[B]

Which housewife has made the best song in their attention singing career?

[C]

Oh, okay. I love Candace Dillard Bassett's song Drive Back.

[B]

Oh. Never heard it.

[C]

Absolutely love it.

[B]

Go stream it, everyone.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Do you think it's better than Sheena Shea's Good as Gold?

[C]

I love Good as Gold. I am a good as gold don't come for Good as Gold.

[B]

It's good.

[C]

Yes, it's gold.

[B]

Okay, was Katie lying about what Gretchen told her about naked wig? Wasted.

[C]

Unclear. Lots of stories. Watch the reunion.

[B]

Who is the best housewife casting edition of the past year?

[C]

Stacy on Potomac.

[B]

Love.

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[C]

Connected. Like I stay in touch.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

As busy as I am, like, I'm always in touch with my friends.

[B]

Love. What does a typical night out with John Mayer look like?

[C]

It is us going to dinner. We always sit on the same side of the booth. We sit next to each other always.

[B]

Do you hold hands?

[C]

That is our spot. No, but I do as the night goes on, find myself sinking into him because he'll have his arm around me and I do. And as a matter of fact, we were at the Sunset Tower last week and I was getting so physical with him by the end that he was like Andy. But I was kind of using his body to tell a story about a guy and. But then I was like. I was in my cups a little bit. We were in a puddle of laughter. It ends. And we love each other deeply. We actually do.

[B]

I can tell. Do you think you're secretly in love with him?

[C]

I'm not secretly in love with him. You are.

[A]

No.

[C]

We love each other. If I could find a gay guy that was him, it would be me. Magic. But you know what? I don't. I am so grateful for the love that we have.

[B]

You're gonna keep it like that?

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Okay. If you could set Jon up with anyone in Hollywood, who would it be?

[C]

It would be someone. It would be someone who has their own thing going, who has their own success, who is just smart and funny and just someone strong and independent.

[B]

I know we're gonna have to call him after. I saw someone, some news that he was seen with A certain woman. So I gotta confirm or deny with him. John, we'll call you after this. Okay. Talk to me about Anderson Cooper. You met him through a failed blind date, is that correct? Can you tell quickly what happened?

[C]

Yeah, our friend. Friend of ours. It was the 90s. It was probably like 94. I remember where I was in my then apartment when I spoke to him on the phone. And we were talking and I made the fatal mistake. Couple minutes in, I was like, so Gloria Vanderbilt is your mom? I had no couth or coolness. And he says that that was the moment where he was like, I'm not gonna go on a date with this queen.

[B]

I mean, to be fair, that last name is.

[C]

But let it come up in conversation. But we wound up becoming really good friend. We. We wound up. We both were friends with Barry D. Diller, and we would go on these trips with Barry and Anderson, and I. And I was like, I love this guy. And I loved from the beginning making him laugh.

[B]

Did you ever want to hook up with him?

[C]

No.

[B]

No. It was immediately just friends.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Okay. That's fair. That's cute. You guys are. Do you think you'll be allowed to drink for.

[C]

Yeah, we've drank the last couple years.

[B]

Okay. You're fine?

[C]

Yeah, we're good.

[B]

And. And have they told you, like, keep it at a minimum or they're like, let loose?

[C]

Yeah, I think we know what we're doing.

[B]

Okay. I like when you guys drink more.

[C]

Who doesn't?

[B]

Okay. Which of your friends would you trust? The you up with someone?

[C]

Oh, I would trust Anderson.

[B]

He seems like he's got a good network. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Are you on the apps?

[C]

I'm on every app. Oh, Grindr, Scruff, Raya, Hinge. I've never heard of Scruff Tinder. Ooh, yeah.

[B]

Okay. And are you putting pictures of yourself like this on your profile or they selfies? Like, are you doing work pictures? You trying to avoid everything?

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Like, do you have some of you, like, on set at watch what happens?

[C]

Like, I think on my Raya, there may be one.

[B]

Yeah. Just to confirm, like, it is really me.

[C]

Let's be clear.

[B]

Okay. And do you think on Grindr they think you're going to. Like, it's not actually you.

[C]

I've gotten kicked off Grindr for past. For being right.

[B]

Impersonating yourself. But you are.

[C]

People have reported me.

[B]

Oh, my God. So does most of the conversation start where they're like, is this actually you send proof?

[C]

You know, it's interesting. Some people are. Are too cool for School. And they'll say, they nothing. Some people are like, you look like him. Some people are, why are you sending his picture? Some people are like, ew. I mean, like, I get it all.

[B]

It's actually really fucking annoying, though, that you're like, okay, I know. I have to go through this first phase where they either have to, like, hate me, pretend they hate me, love me, ask for proof, and then we can start actually flirting with.

[C]

Right. A picture that I've sent for years on Grindr is this picture that is. It's black and white, and it's kind of blurry, so there's some doubt. It looks like me. It is me. But some people could say, I feel like it's a perfect first picture because it introduces the idea of me. It's a little mystique without being like me with my cards on. Watch what happens. You know what I mean? So, like, I love that for you. It's. It's. It's a little bit of a chaos agent.

[B]

This picture. Would love to look at your dating apps. Okay. Are you going on dates?

[C]

Yes.

[B]

You are?

[C]

I'm. I go on some dates. It's, you know, I have kids, obviously, and so dating has really changed, and I meet two kind of people. People that I want to sleep with and people that I want to date, and we all do, so. And people that I want to date.

[B]

And sleep with, obviously, that's the dream. That's. That's the dream.

[C]

That's the goal. But so, you know. Yeah.

[B]

If you are trying to impress a man, what are you doing on a first date?

[C]

I don't try to impress guys. You don't know. I mean. What do you mean, try to impress?

[B]

Like, are you taking them to a certain spot? Are you. No.

[C]

No.

[B]

And are you doing coffee dates because you're, like, working?

[C]

I don't. I wouldn't try to impress someone.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

I would. They would want to be with me or not. I don't want to be with some, you know, Slurpee twink who's trying to, like, you know, be impressed.

[B]

Is it true that you did, though, hook up with a guy that you met on Craigslist?

[C]

Oh, I. Craigslist used to be the place where we hooked up. Oh, yes. That used to be Craigslist was Grindr before there was.

[B]

You're like, babe, that's another dating app, by the way.

[C]

Yes, it was.

[B]

And were you. You had some successes there?

[C]

Oh, yeah. That was before I was famous also.

[B]

Okay. Would you ever go back on Craigslist?

[C]

I think that they. They. I think that they unplugged the meeting up feature on Craigslist years ago.

[B]

Well, if they ever revamp it, you should be the face of.

[C]

No, thanks.

[B]

Okay. You get a fat check for that one. Okay. How would you describe your typical type?

[C]

Well, again, I'm like the un. It's all over the map. I mean, come one, come all, it's really about a vibe. I mean, to date. To date. I like strong, independent, smart, has their own thing going. Handsome, you know, I really like. It's so funny. The people. The few people that I've hooked up with on Raya that I've actually hooked up in person with have mainly not watched Watch what happens live and don't watch the Housewives.

[B]

So nice.

[C]

And they're like, no, I'm an architect and I do this. Or I'm a finance guy.

[B]

Do you like that?

[C]

I do like it.

[B]

Kind of hot.

[C]

Yeah, it's good.

[B]

Yeah. It's like, ooh, you've got a little, like, anonymity.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

What has been your longest relationship? Relationship.

[C]

Three years, I'm embarrassed to say.

[B]

No. Three years is long.

[C]

Really. I'm an old guy.

[B]

Yeah. But three years.

[C]

I've been single far longer than I've been with people. But I like being single and I like. I have a really good life.

[B]

Keep my way.

[C]

So I haven't been like, oh, I'm so lonely. And then my kids wound up saving my life. Having kids later in life was like, the greatest thing I've ever done.

[B]

It's beautiful. And I think that's. You've got a full house.

[C]

I have a family. It's great.

[B]

We are going to play one of the games that you play on your show. Word association. Just say the first thing that comes to mind. Single. Nicole Kidman, living. Oh, my God.

[C]

I don't know.

[B]

Oh, my God. That just took everything to come out of you. Okay. The Golden Bachelor.

[C]

Handsome.

[B]

We're for it. Okay. Bad bunny. Super bowl halftime show.

[C]

Yes. Yes. He's an American, you fucking idiots. God. Puerto Rico is in America.

[B]

God, I hate that. You have to clarify.

[C]

Swimming in a sea of fucking idiots.

[B]

Idiots. It's so hard. It's so hard to be an American. Okay, Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun's relationship gets into it. Really?

[C]

It's so hot.

[B]

Oh, Scooter Braum.

[C]

Why not?

[B]

Okay. Teresa Giudice.

[C]

Yes. Oh, gee.

[B]

Ketamine.

[C]

Never done it.

[B]

Really?

[C]

I am the only gay man on the planet that has never done. Oh, no. Amy Sedaris and I did Nasal ketamine Once before we went to the Polo Bar, but it was just like. It lasted like half an hour. We didn't go in a K hole or anything. So we did do that before the fucking Polo Bar. It was so weird. Someone gave it to us. It was not the time or the place, but it happened.

[B]

I'm fucking dead. Okay. Mauricio Umansky.

[C]

Handsome.

[B]

Handsome. Okay. The next season of the Roni reboot.

[C]

Gonna be great.

[B]

Love. Okay, last. Before we go, plead the fifth. Three ready?

[C]

Plead the fifth.

[B]

Plead the fifth.

[C]

Okay, great.

[B]

In your opinion, who is the thirstiest celebrity?

[C]

I'm gonna say, and I mean this with total love. And I love her. Brittany on Salt Lake City.

[B]

I love you. Okay, which housewives couple is headed for divorce?

[C]

Oh, wow. Well, I mean, I have no idea. I'm stunned by. I was stunned, but I'm still getting over Kyle and Mauricio. I mean. Yeah, I'm still getting over. Over Rachel and Raj. Okay.

[B]

You don't have a new one, Zoe?

[C]

I don't have a new one.

[B]

Okay, so you're pleading the Fifth. Who do you think should replace you when you retire?

[C]

Oh, wow. You know, no, I'm not pleading the fifth now. I wish I did. About the thirsty of celebrity. Who do I think should replace me? Well, I don't really love talking about my retirement, thank you very much.

[B]

But you're like, I've never should replace you, Daddy. I know. You're like. I've never been hotter. Fuck off.

[C]

I think, Yeah. I mean, I'm like on fire, if you haven't noticed. I.

[B]

Then you don't have to answer.

[C]

No, no, no, it's fine. I used to. There's two people that I always kind of thought which were Jerry o', Connell, who I love, and Jeff Lewis, who I think is great.

[B]

Okay. But you're not going anywhere.

[C]

But I'm not going anywhere.

[B]

You lost the weight. You got your long hair. You're looking sexy.

[C]

Yes.

[B]

Like you're here to stay.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

You're just getting started.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Andy, this was everything I could have imagined and more. This was so fun, so easy. Didn't even feel like an interview, right?

[C]

No, it was so fun.

[B]

We were just hanging out.

[C]

Loved it.

[B]

I love you. And this was truly so much fun. And I'm so happy you came on.

[C]

Congratulations on all of your success. How exciting. You're gonna be the best mom. And I am so excited.

[B]

This is my pregnancy announcement.

[C]

Next phase. She's wearing a sweatsuit. And I know why you can't tell.

[B]

It all start the rumors.

[C]

You totally can't tell it all, but your producer told me. I know I'm not supposed to see.

[B]

People are going to literally believe this. I love it.

[C]

No, but you are. When you do this, you're going to. It's going to be the next phase, the evolution of you. And it's going to be so fascinating then to be in the call her mommy phase of this all. And I can't wait and have me back. And then we'll talk about like parenting and stuff. But also we could just come back and. And bullshit, whatever. But. But seriously, like, I can't. I'm excited to see what happens next because I know this is like a whole show in progress.

[B]

Oh, my God. You're the best.

[C]

Congratulations.

[B]

Seriously. Thank you. Thank you, thank you.

[C]

Yes.

[B]

We love you, Andy.

[C]

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