Bravo, Radio Andy & More

Andy Cohen and so many Bravolebs are celebrating his recently announced career news.

Andy took to Instagram on June 12, where he confirmed that Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen has been renewed through 2027, and he will also continue to serve as Bravo reunion host and executive producer of the Real Housewives franchises. “To say I’m thrilled to continue doing what I love — more than 20 years after starting at the network — is an understatement!” he wrote in the caption of the post. “Thank you for hanging with me!”

Several Bravolebrities took to the comments of the post, where they shared their well wishes for Andy. “Best in the biz,” The Valley‘s Kristen Doute commented. “We love you! Can’t wait to bring baby girl by the clubhouse.”

The Real Housewives of Miami‘s Alexia Nepola and Marysol Patton penned their own sweet comments to him. “Felicidades Jefe! [congratulations boss!]” Alexia wrote. “YOU are the ONE and ONLY.”

“Excellent job retention Jefe,” Marysol added.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta alum Shereé Whitfield commented, “We [love] [you] Andy!!” while Kandi Burruss left him a “Congratulations!!!”

“There’s no one better!!!” The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills‘ Bozoma “Boz” Saint John, added. “Congratulations!!!”

Learn more about all of Andy’s jobs inside and out of Bravo down below.

Details on Andy Cohen’s job at Bravo

According to his official Bravo bio, Andy is an “Emmy Award-winning host, producer, and author best known as the host and executive producer of WWHL, Bravo’s late-night, interactive talk show….Cohen also serves as one of the executive producers across Bravo’s The Real Housewives franchise.”

“In his ten years as an executive at Bravo, he was responsible for a dynamic slate of unscripted series and specials including hits such as Top Chef, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, Project Runway, Shahs of Sunset, the Million Dollar Listing and The Real Housewives franchises, among others,” the bio continues. 

Andy Cohen has been the host of WWHL since 2009

In 2024, Andy and Bravo celebrated the 15 year anniversary of WWHL. In a July 2024 episode of WWHL, Andy recalled how he felt before going into the taping of the first WWHL episode, which first aired in July 2009.

“I was so excited. I felt super, super comfortable,” he said. “I remember going into the bathroom to take one pee before I went on the air. I remember looking in the mirror and I remember thinking, ‘You’re not nervous.’ And I kind of felt like it was meant to be, to tell you the truth.”

Inside Andy Cohen’s job as Bravo reunion host

Andy is the host for Bravo reunions across franchises. In a 2023 interview with TV Deets, Andy admitted that he doesn’t have a “favorite” franchise to serve as the reunion host for. “There are 10 Real Housewives franchises right now, believe it or not, and I am Executive Producer of all of them, and they all give me something different,” he said at the time.

“But I will say, The Real Housewives of Potomac and RHOA have two of the funniest casts, and I love to laugh,” he noted. “So, it’s fun when you’re sitting there all day — they often take 12 hours to shoot — so it’s fun when you can chuckle throughout the day.”

Details on Andy Cohen’s role as executive producer of The Real Housewives franchise

In a SiriusXM Town Hall series with actor Ben Stiller, Andy gave some insight into his role as the executive producer for the Real Housewives franchise. During the town hall, Andy confirmed that he gives “notes on every episode.”

In the interview with TV Deets, Andy gave some insight into the different Real Housewives cities. “The interesting thing is that the first format of the show was built around a group of friends, but the friends in each city are so different, in a weird way, because they are very much representative of each place that they live in. So I think, that’s what sets each franchise apart,” he said.

Andy Cohen’s SiriusXM radio shows

Andy has two curated channels on SiriusXM — Radio Andy and Andy Cohen’s Kiki Lounge. During his show, Andy Cohen Live, Andy and co-host John Hill interview celebrities, answer questions from callers, and offer their pop culture takes. Episodes air on weekdays at 10 a.m. EST on Radio Andy.

In his SiriusXM podcast, Andy Cohen’s Daddy Diaries, Andy and John talk about his role as a dad, while also talking about Housewives and some pop culture. New episodes of the podcast are released every Friday.

Andy Cohen’s role as host of CNN’s New Years Eve Live

Andy also serves as the host of CNN’s New Years Eve Live countdown alongside his BFF, Anderson Cooper.

“It’s such an unusual experience. It’s five hours of standing in Times Square in the elements, just shooting the s–t and having fun,” Andy told Parade in December 2024. It’s a very unique broadcast, and it’s really fun, and you’re actually counting down to something. You’re waiting for something to happen, and then something does happen, so it’s great!”

Details on Andy Cohen’s books and new book imprint 

Andy is also a New York Times best selling author. In 2012, Andy released his first book, Most Talkative: Stories from the Front Lines of Pop Culture. He followed this up in 2015 with his second book, The Andy Cohen Diaries: A Deep Look at a Shallow Year in 2015. Superficial: More Adventures from the Andy Cohen Diaries, Andy’s third book, was released in 2016.

Andy published the collection of quotes, Glitter Every Day: 365 Quotes From Women I Love in 2021. He most recently released The Daddy Diaries: The Year I Grew Up documenting his life as a dad of two in 2023.

He has also launched an eponymous imprint at the Crown Publishing Group (which is part of Penguin Random House), Andy Cohen Books. 

On January 28, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers would be releasing their forthcoming book, The Rules of Culture, Volume 1, through Andy’s imprint.

“Bowen and Matt have fresh perspectives on every corner of the culture,” Andy said in a statement. “Their energy and humor will create a magnificent book.”

Learn more about Andy’s most important role outside of work: being a dad to his two kids, Ben and Lucy Cohen.