Bravo’s Andy Cohen recently got candid about his parenting journey, opening up to a live audience at the 92nd Street Y in New York about what it means to be a single father of two. The TV personality was joined by his friend and CNN host Anderson Cooper, and the two chatted about the realities of being gay men with kids in the city.
Andy was promoting his new book when he shared his thoughts
But Andy said there are bigger struggles facing him at home
The Watch What Happens Live host has two children — 4-year-old Ben and 12-month-old Lucy — and an audience member at Tuesday’s event was curious about what the biggest shock was when Andy became a father.
“Everything,” he responded, before revealing that he puts “extra pressure on himself as a single parent to be everything, and you know that you can’t necessarily [do that].”
He wasn't the only one to get a shock
Adorably enough, Andy said that his own mother was pretty taken aback when he decided to have children.
“I would talk about kids, and my mom would say, ‘You’re never gonna do it, you are never gonna do it.’ She just never thought that I would have the cheishek ([motivation]) to actually do it,” he recalled.
We bet his mama is happy she was wrong about that one!
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Andy seems very happy in his latest role
While it may have been quite the adjustment to go from bachelor to baby diaper changer, Andy seems to have happily taken it all in stride. In fact, he and Anderson have become quite the daddy duo over the years since the two friends both welcomed kids of their own. We doubt either of them has any regrets!
