Andy Cohen’s son protests Father’s Day outing with John Mayer

Andy Cohen His 6-year-old son Ben said he had a Father’s Day dinner with Cohen and John Mayer.

Cohen, 47, shares his parenting drama in excerpts Andy Cohen is alive Radio program release via Instagram On Monday, June 16.

“John [Mayer] I took me out for Father’s Day last night, and Ben was so angry that I was going to have a meal. ”

Cohen said he wanted to go, but he revoked the Father’s Day card I made for me. He took it from me. ”

When Cohen’s colleagues, John HillCohen replied that the dad-centric holiday was a “day” spent together for the family. “Well, guess what? We celebrate all day. He has 10 minutes left that day.”

When Ben feels upset, he calms down once Mayer, 47, arrives.

“John melted him. John was singing to him. Ben sat there and smiled. I was like, ‘Oh, okay. Everything is fine.'”

The “Gramighty” musician is one of Cohen’s best friends. Last year, the brave personality solved speculation about their friendship Interview Hollywood Reporter,explain, “Let them speculate! I honestly say he loves John Mayer, he loves me. But because we are so kind to each other, people don’t know what boxes to put. They think we sleep with each other, we absolutely aren’t.”

After the interview is published, Mayer Sent an open letter His key feedback is to the export.

“I read your interview with Andy Cohen and were interested in your questioning. You think that’s a friendship with Mayer has always been a subject of strong speculation. One can seem to doubt a straight rock star can have a close platonic relationship with people on gay TV.” I think that’s a bit like a fantastic premise. ”

Mayer asserted that rock stars have a “long history” of “being friends with gay idols and artists.” (Mayer thinks it is straight, while Cohen is famous for being homosexual when he was 22 years old.)

“I think the skepticism of friendships like Andy is implied to undermine the public’s ability to accept and understand diversity in all aspects of culture, both in art and in real life,” Meyer added in his letter. “I want to think they are complex enough to see relationships like us without having to assume that it has to include a sexual component.”