Andy Cohen is almost done moving out of his longtime West Village home and into his new apartment.
The Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen host sold his duplex back in May, after owning it since 2003, with the help of Million Dollar Listing New York alum Ryan Serhant. But now, he is almost fully moved out of it, and giving a look at that process.
Andy recently took to his Instagram Story, where he revealed that he was pretty much done with moving out and into his new apartment. In the photo, one of Andy's three bedrooms can be seen pretty much vacant. He captured a single mattress sitting on the hardwood floors, alongside two gold sconces, two rolled-up rugs, and a couple of moving boxes. A bathroom also appeared to be vacant, while more moving materials sat in the hallway of the home.
According to Andy, these are the only items left in the bedroom. "What remains," he wrote over the photo.
Andy Cohen reflects on the memories he made in his NYC home
He later posted a lengthy and emotional Instagram post in which he reflected on his longtime home and the life he built there. The post also shouted out his extended family that he created during his time in his West Village apartment.
"Today I’m full of emotion as I move out of my home of 22 years. The thing that’s got me feeling the most misty is saying goodbye to the incredible staff of this amazing building. Life in New York City is so unique, and one of the joys of it is the bond you build with the folks you’re around daily by virtue of where you live," he wrote. "It’s an uncommon relationship that becomes sneakily intimate as each year passes. My guys were there when I brought both my kids home from the hospital, and subsequently greeted them as if they were their own, with winks and treats and fist bumps and hide and seek. They saw me get famous, and then very sweetly protected me from anyone who showed up with questionable intentions, and If I ever wound up in the paper for the wrong reason, they knew exactly what to say on my way out the door to face the day."
His post continued: "We saw each other through Halloweens and Hannukahs, and gossiping about my annual Christmas party became a holiday tradition. They greeted me for fifteen years as I rolled in from WWHL wiping off my makeup balancing a solo cup. (They knew it was a good night when I came home with a roadie.) My friends became theirs, and I often had to call downstairs to tell them to stop hogging my pals! They killed bugs when I was too scared, and loved my dog unconditionally. Oh, and they kept my secrets!!!!! (they know where the bodies are buried for sure!)."
He concluded the post by wriitng, "One of the best things about life is the people we meet as we pass through, and this is a group I won’t forget. (Shout out to my Super, Surfin, with Marcos and Pablo - this was taken on my way out the door.)"
Andy Cohen takes you inside his move from his West Village apartment
This photo comes on the heels of the photo that Andy posted of his empty office earlier in the week. In the photo, posted to his Instagram Story, the office can be seen fully empty, with the exception of his desk with a single lamp sitting on it, and a rainbow-striped rug underneath it. Andy also showed off the staircase, leading down to the first level of the house.
The once bustling office was stripped of all of the books, records, and trinkets that it previously held, with those items now packed away to be moved into the new home. Andy was just a little tearful about this, choosing to caption the photo with a crying emoji with a single tear.
