Andy Cohen’s Christmas celebration with his two children took a hilarious turn when he found himself in a fight with his son Ben’s Slinky. The Bravo personality, 56, shared a relatable parenting moment on Instagram Stories, posting a video of a mutilated toy. “Did you put a Slinky under your tree?” Cohen asked his followers. “Well, if you have a five-year-old, the shelf life of a Slinky is very quick.” Ben, 5, broke a Slinky the night before within four minutes of receiving the gift, and his attempts to repair the brand-new Christmas present were futile, Cohen said.
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“It looks a lot worse right now. This is the result of my fight with Slinky while I was trying to fix itβ¦ but it just didn’t.”
Cohen ended the hilarious post with a simple conclusion. “Five-year-olds and Slinkies … That’s my message,” he said.
Cohen celebrated the holiday with his two children, Ben and 2-year-old Lucy, sharing snippets of their holiday morning on social media. He also shared another video, in which his children can be heard discussing their plans to put together another Christmas present β a 240-piece Lego set.”Let’s go,” Cohen laughs in the video. “I need your help, Lucy!” Ben can be heard saying off camera, “Oh, I’ll definitely help. I made about a hundred Legos.” A few hours later, Cohen returned to his stories to share the finished Lego creation.
The holiday chaos this Christmas morning with Ben and Lucy is just the latest glimpse Cohen has shared of their family’s celebrations for the year.
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On Halloween this year, Cohen took to Instagram to show a family of three celebrating the holiday in New York.
Walking hand-in-hand across the intersection, Ben could be seen wearing a fire engine costume and Dalmatian hat and posing next to his dad who chose a baseball-inspired costume. On the other side of Cohen, Lucy wore a fairy unicorn costume, complete with a pink and purple tutu and white wings.
In another photo, both children can be seen joking around as they tour the New York neighborhood. “π Halloween 2024 π,” Cohen captioned the post.
Over the summer, Cohen posted a sweet photo on Instagram of himself competing in the 2024 Paris Olympics with his daughter Lucy.
“I didn’t know how much fun it would be to watch the Olympics with kids! Excited for the next few weeks! πΊπΈ πΊπΈ πΊπΈ,β Cohen wrote in the caption.
In a sweet bite, Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen the host was petting Lucy as she sat on his lap and they lay on the black couch.
Cohen wore a neon orange long-sleeved top and black shorts, while Lucy wore a white dress with colorful sunglasses print.
Cohen, who is Jewish, also celebrates Hanukkah with his children and has shared some of their traditions for the holiday in the past.
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Andy Cohen with his children.
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During the Bravo Fan Fest in Miami in November, Cohen said Daily dish about how he celebrates the holiday with his children.
“We’re creating a tradition,” Andy said in an interview. “Hanukkah is now a big tradition.”
Cohen and his children light menorah candles, bake cookies and light a fire in their wood-burning fireplace in his New York apartment, he said. Daily dish.
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