“Watch What Occurs Reside” host and government producer of the “Actual Housewives” franchise, Andy Cohen, is opening up like by no means earlier than. Throughout his look on a brand new episode of Alex Cooper’s wildly profitable podcast, “Name Her Daddy,” the daddy of two acquired candid about his private life, from his work to his shocking, thriving relationship with rock singer John Mayer.

Talking with Cooper on the newest episode of “Name Her Daddy,” Cohen defined what a typical evening out with Mayer seems to be like, saying that at dinner they “all the time sit on the identical aspect of the sales space.”

“We sit subsequent to one another, all the time,” he mentioned, later calling it “our spot.”

Because the evening progresses, Cohen, 57, revealed he normally finally ends up “sinking into” Mayer, who sometimes has “his arm round me.”

Based on Cohen, issues between him and Mayer get “so bodily” throughout one in all their current outings, with Cohen utilizing elements of Mayer’s physique “to inform a narrative a few man.”

“I used to be in my cups a bit bit. We had been in a puddle of laughter,” Cohen admitted earlier than saying he hopes to discover a romantic accomplice that embodies the issues he loves about Mayer.

“If I might discover a homosexual man that was him, it could be magic,” he mentioned, later explaining how “grateful” he’s for “the love that we have now.”

Cohen’s revelation is not shocking to any of his most loyal supporters, contemplating the “Actual Housewives” host beforehand clapped again at rumors suggesting his relationship with Mayer was something greater than platonic.

“Allow them to speculate,” he informed The Hollywood Reporter in 2024, boasting in regards to the intense “love” the 2 males have for each other.

He additionally addressed the questions they obtain as mates, saying, “… as a result of we’re so affectionate to one another, folks do not know what field to place that in. They assume we’re sleeping with one another, which we’re most positively not.”

In a deeply private letter penned by Cohen for Leisure Weekly, the “Radio Andy” host known as his bond with Mayer an “unlikely friendship.”

“He is one in all our best residing guitarists, and I am considered the dude [who] stirs the sh-t on late evening TV,” he wrote.

“We do have one factor that bonds us: our love of the Grateful Useless. So when the band did 5 reveals this summer season—their final ever—we used their Santa Clara, Calif., gigs as an excuse to take a street journey and bro it up,” he added.

Following Cohen’s interview with THR, during which he mentioned the specifics of his bond with Mayer, the “Final Practice Residence” performer shared a passionate response, slamming the interviewer for his or her “line of questioning.”

“Folks appear doubtful {that a} straight rock star can have a detailed platonic relationship with a homosexual TV persona,” Mayer wrote. “I feel that is considerably of a specious premise. First, there’s a lengthy and storied historical past of “rock stars” (not mocking, simply received’t discuss with myself as one) befriending homosexual icons and artists.”

Mayer continued, acknowledging that he can, in reality, have a private and platonic relationship with a person comparable to Cohen.