Andy Cohen has revealed that his son Benjamin, five, asked for police drones this Christmas - which left him wondering if the youngster has been watching the news lately.
In recent months, many have spotted drones hovering above the Northeast, in places like New Jersey, New York, and Washington, D.C.
Since at least November 18, New Jersey officials and federal investigators have been plagued by reports of inexplicable apparent aircraft - some as big as cars - conducting bizarre, unscheduled night flights over sensitive sites across the state.
While The White House has assured the public that there is no threat to national security and that these drones are simply 'hobbyists,' it has caused mass hysteria.
And now, it looks like Cohen's young son has caught wind of what's been happening this holiday season.
'He had me help him write a letter to Santa, and he said he wants a police drone for himself, which is very timely,' Cohen, 56, told Us Weekly in a new interview.
'A Lego police drone that really flies. I’m like, "I don’t think that exists, but all right." It is timely,' he added.
The Watch What Happens Live host wondered if his son had
Andy Cohen has revealed that his son Benjamin, 5, asked for police drones this Christmas - and is hilariously wondering if he's been watching the news lately
But now, it looks like Cohen's son has caught wind of what's been happening this holiday season
'I’m like, "What have you been watching the news?"' Cohen joked.
But besides these Lego police drones, there are a few other things on Ben's Christmas list - and they included things for his little sister, Lucy, two.
'He asked for bath toys for Lucy and he wants a kit of Valentine’s cards so he can make Valentine’s for me ’cause he loves me,' Cohen shared with the outlet.
'I couldn’t believe it,' he added.
Cohen welcomed his first child, Ben, via surrogate on February, 4, 2019.
Over two years later, on April 29, 2022, Cohen welcomed his second child, daughter Lucy, also via surrogate.
He is a single parent, and has been open about his journey so far, often showing off funny and relatable moments with his kids on his Instagram page.
In an interview with People last year, the Bravo TV producer shared even more about his son's 'funny' personality.
'He asked for bath toys for Lucy and he wants a kit of Valentine’s cards so he can make Valentine’s for me ’cause he loves me,' Cohen shared with the outlet
'He's so funny, and that tickles me for obvious reasons,' Cohen said of son Ben.
'I love it that he makes me laugh,' he continued. 'I posted something the other day where he was collecting bottle caps and I said, "What are you gonna do with these bottles?"
'And he said, "I'm gonna put them on bottles." I mean, it's quite literal, but I thought, "Oh, you're smart."'
He also revealed some sage parenting advice.
'Kids don't have a lot of patience, but we're working on it,' he told the outlet at the time.
'If the toy's not working, they want to throw it. But you want to show them and say, "Hey, stay with this. Let's figure this out." It doesn't always work, but sometimes," he added.
