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Andy Cohen reacts to Sonja Morgan selling her iconic townhouse and address gossip about why BravoCon was put on pause for 2024.
On Andy Cohen’s SiriusXM radio show, the Watch What Happens Live host dished on some super hot Bravo hot topics.
To start, Andy commented on the new that Sonja Morgan will be auctioning off her New a York townhouse later this month.
“Sonja’s Townhouse has gone on the market. I’ve gotten so many queries from people wanting Bravo to buy it and turn it into a museum. I think it’s a real fixer upper. I think maybe just better left,” Andy said.
When asked where he thinks she’ll go Andy said, “I don’t know but listen. If she gets $10 million for it, which is what it’s on the market for, even if she gets eight or nine, she can get a nice, you know, she can get a nice place for that. She’ll be set.”
He then pivoted to discussing BravoCon:
”I read over the weekend that InTouch is blaming me for BravoCon getting canceled. I mean, who did I piss off at InTouch? They’re really on me. This is the most I’ve thought about InTouch in a very long time.”
As for why he is getting the blame, Andy said:
“ I don’t know. Their theory is that I’m going through it so BravoCon is canceled. I think this decision was made long ago because the availabilities for the location that we wanted to be were, it would’ve been that we would’ve had to have it in I think September of this year or something like that. It was way too soon. It felt way too soon, so I’m glad last year after BravoCon, I remember, and I don’t choose when BravoCon is, but I remember saying to the powers that be at Bravo I hope we’re skipping a year because it just seems-.”
He adds that BravoCon being paused for 2024 isn’t his fault, noting “I have no voice in the matter to tell you the truth.”
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