Andy Cohen accidentally used explicit language during ‘WWHL’ broadcast

Andy Cohen There was a serious mistake during the broadcast, but this time it wasn’t the alcohol’s fault.

While airing the Tuesday night episode of Watch What Happens Livethe 54-year-old host accidentally dropped the f-bomb.

During the show’s “Today’s Jack Hall” segment, Cohen found himself in a bit of a pickle while explaining that Jack Hall was not one, but a crew of them.

“For the past two weeks, people have been sending me videos of loved ones being told I’m dead,” Cohen begins, while users secretly record their loved ones as they prank them with celebrity death stories. I mentioned the growing trend of TikTok to Laugh and share their dramatic reactions.

“I don’t want to go through people’s reactions to me dying,” Cohen explained, noting that he was already “frightened enough to die in real life” and “watched that weird simulation over and over again.” I don’t want to,” he added.

“Let me be clear, don’t create, distribute, tag me…” he declared. Cohen immediately realized what he had just said, and he gasped and covered his mouth in embarrassment before continuing with “Andy Cohen’s Death Reaction Video.”

After a brief silence, Cohen concluded his rant, “Why does this matter? It’s not funny.”

Cohen later addressed the moment on Twitter, as fans spewed memes mocking his mistake. According to the father of two children, this is the first time in Bravo’s late-night talk show history that he’s been cursed on-air.