Andy Cohen Lists 1 Of His 'Few Regrets' — And It Involves Oprah
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"Couldn't I leave it alone?" Cohen told Entertainment Tonight of the moment in question.
Andy Cohen is a man of few regrets ― but there’s one in particular that sticks out in his mind.
The “Watch What Happens Live” host spoke to Entertainment Tonight about his 15 years of hosting the late-night Bravo show, and named one question he wishes he hadn’t asked Oprah Winfrey when she appeared on the program in 2013.
“This was a huge moment for me and for the show,” the entertainer said in an interview published last week. “I’m such a fan of Oprah.”
But Cohen said he wishes he hadn’t asked if she had “taken a dip in the lady pond” and named it as “one of my few regrets.”
“It meant so much to me that Oprah Winfrey did the show. It’s gone brilliantly and I turn around and ask her if she’s ever had sex with a woman. I mean, couldn’t I leave it alone?” he said.
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