WATCH What Happens Live host Andy Cohen enjoyed the simple joys of fatherly love on Monday.
The 52-year-old Bravo host looked delighted as his son Ben reacted to a doll of his famous father.
"Hey Ben, what do you think? What do you think of this guy?" asked Andy, holding up the figurine of himself.
The sweet tot planted a kiss on the doll, melting Andy and causing him to exclaim, "ohhhhh."
"I’m so glad Ben still recognizes me in a suit," captioned Andy on the Instagram post on Tuesday, as a comment on his quarantine hair and casual clothing.
Andy then took to his Instagram Stories to thank the doll designer, CyGuy, for the accurate and mini version of himself in doll form.
Andy looked to have escaped New York City as there was an expanse of water behind him in the video, which was filmed on a wooden outdoor deck.
"This is going to go in our Hamptons Club house," Andy told the camera, of the doll.
The star reportedly spent $6 million in 2019 on a home in the Amagansett neighborhood of the Hamptons.
His escape comes as he's been hunkering down during the coronavirus pandemic and hosting his shows from home and garage.
Andy, who is also the executive producer of the Real Housewives franchise, was a senior executive at Bravo until 2013.
Last week, the network announced former Vanderpump Rules stars Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute would not be returning to the show following a racism scandal.
Stassi and Kristen were accused by former cast member Faith Stowers of reporting her to the police for a crime that she was not connected to - which they'd admitted to, on a podcast.
The WWHL host later said it was "the right decision" to fire them.
Andy said on SiriusXM's Radio Andy: "There's so much happening in the Bravo universe. I will say this: so much talk about Vanderpump Rules and then of course the reunion ended up airing last night.
"I will say this about what happened. I absolutely support Bravo's decision, I think it was the right decision.
"And I want to remind people because I've been getting so many tweets and messages and whatever about Vanderpump Rules and about Southern Charm and other shows.
"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. I don't produce the show so what I want people to know is I have no say in hiring and firing."
The single dad welcomed Ben via surrogate in February 2019.
