Despite the lawsuits, Andy Cohen isn’t going anywhere – the host of Watch What Happens Live‘s contract has been extended through 2027.
Mazel!
Andy Cohen’s got the 411:
Daddy (to Ben, Lucy, and Bravoholics) shared his good news on Instagram.
“Bravo TV announced the pickup of WWHL through 2027, and a continuation of my role as Reunion Host, and as Executive Producer of the Real Housewives.”
“To say I’m thrilled to continue doing what I love, more than 20 years after starting at the network, is an understatement!”
“Thank you for hanging with me!”
Bravoholics were quick to celebrate Andy’s WWHL contract:
- not to be dramatic but THANK GOD
- WE WON!!!!!
- The fun continues! Congratulations and cheers to many more years! 🙌🏼🕺🏻
- THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE, KING! 🫡🫡🫡
- King of late-night fun continues!!!
Leah McSweeney and her lawsuit aren’t keeping Andy down:
The former Real Housewives of New York star isn’t letting the mouse (Andy) go.
Leah accused Bravo of making her relapse and Andy of giving preferential treatment to talent who ‘ski on the slopes’ with him … it’s about the pasta.
The latest claim Leah made against Andy is that he planned a “coordinated attack” in the media. Allegedly, Andy used his power to “direct or induce” Bravolebrities to “claim that McSweeney is a liar.”
Papers were filed in New York Supreme Court. They claim that “in direct response” to Leah’s suit, Andy “either directly requested or induced current and former Real Housewives cast members to publicly disparage McSweeney’s character, and propensity for truthfulness, to curry favor with Cohen in the hopes that such favor would propel their entertainment careers.”
More than 20 cast members were named in the lawsuit against the network. Allegedly, Luann de Lesseps, Kyle Richards, Melissa Gorga, Kandi Burruss, and Dorinda Medley were “coaxed to slam McSweeney’s claims in the media, including on TMZ, Page Six, and various podcasts and TV shows.”
Leah’s lawsuits aren’t affecting Andy’s stance with the network, and we love to see it!
