He announced he had adopted a son and named him Benjamin in February 2019.
And Andy Cohen has continued to share adorable photos and videos with his little one, but nothing compares to the one he posted on Tuesday.
The 52-year-old Bravo host filmed the one-year-old giving a doll made to look like Andy, a sweet kiss.
Hearts melting: Andy Cohen melted into a million pieces on Tuesday when his son, Benjamin, took an Andy doll and gave it a kiss
‘OMG. Thanks for the doll @cyguy83! I’m so glad Ben still recognizes me in a suit,’ he captioned.
Andy began by asking his son about his thoughts on the figurine.
‘Hey Ben, what do you think? What do you think of this guy’ he asked.
Sweet: Ben immediately grabbed the doll and gave it a kiss, leading to Andy to melt into a million pieces
Ben immediately grabbed the doll and gave it a kiss, leading to Andy to melt into a million pieces.
‘I’m so flattered he kissed me,’ he responded, speaking as the doll.
Lisa Rinna was one of the many to flood to the comments section to hilariously pen; ‘Dare I say that Ben is sporting a Lisa Rinna hairdo!!! ❤️.’
Andy’s sweet post comes after he shared an adorable video of Benjamin with his first lightsaber.
Trademarked! Lisa Rinna was one of the many to flood to the comments section to hilariously pen; ‘Dare I say that Ben is sporting a Lisa Rinna hairdo!!! ❤️.
Andy looked as if he was having a casual day at home with his son in the photo.
The noted Deadhead wore a red and yellow tie-dye T-shirt featuring lyrics from the classic Grateful Dead song Ripple: ‘If I knew the way I would take you home.’
He also wore a tiny pair of navy blue shorts and had his salt and pepper hair slicked back.
Benjamin looked cute in a yellow Peanuts T-shirt and yellow graphic shorts with black sandals.
‘The Force is strong in this one…’ Andy captioned the Star Wars–themed photo.
Growing up: Andy Cohen, 52, shared another milestone from his one-year-old son Benjamin on Instagram last week: his first lightsaber duel
Rocking out: Andy, a noted Deadhead, wore a red and yellow tie-dye T-shirt featuring lyrics from the classic Grateful Dead song Ripple: ‘If I knew the way I would take you home’; pictured in November
The talk show host seemed to be in higher spirits than he was on Wednesday, when he weighed in on the firings of Stassie Schroeder, Kristen Doute, Max Boyens and Brett Caprioni from Vanderpump Rules.
‘I absolutely support Bravo’s decision, I think it was the right decision,’ he said on his SiriusXM channel Radio Andy.
Andy also reminded his fans and critics that they shouldn’t complain to him about the show.
‘I am not, I don’t — I feel like I remind people this all the time — I’m not in charge of programming at Bravo anymore. I am not an Executive Producer of Vanderpump Rules. I don’t have anything to do with the show except I love it and that I host the ‘reunions.’
Speaking out: Andy was in higher spirits than he was Wednesday, when he said he agreed with the decision to fire four cast members from Vanderpump Rules for racist remarks and actions
Stassie and Kristen were fired from the series after former cast member Faith Stowers revealed that the two had called the police on her.
They accused her of being a Black woman thief they read about in a news story, despite knowing she wasn’t actually the culprit.
In addition to the false report, which put Faith in danger, Stassie previous complained that Black people ask for special treatment on a podcast episode.
Max and Brett were newcomers on the series, but were fired for racist comments they made on social media nearly a decade ago, despite producers previously deciding to let them remain on the show.
They’re out: Vanderpump Rules stars Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute were fired by Bravo after their costar Faith Stowers revealed they falsely accused her of a crime to police
That was fast: Newcomers Max Boyens and Brett Caprioni were also dropped by Bravo. They apologized last week for past racist tweets on the Vanderpump Rules reunion