Andy Cohen posts adorable video of son dancing to Madonna and says he’s been ‘jamming since the day he was born’
ANDY Cohen’s 15-month-old son is already following in his dad’s footsteps.
The Watch What Happens Live host shared a video of little Benjamin Allen busting out some moves to Madonna, on his Instagram on Wednesday.
The tot is seen in blue knitted overalls as he wiggles to Madonna’s 2005 hit Get Together, as they stay home at his sprawling West Village duplex.
Andy, 51, explained that Benjamin has always connected to music.
“We’ve been jamming to music since the day he was born, and it makes me sooo proud to see him finding the groove all on his own!” he captioned.
The multi-generational love for the Material Girl is no surprise, as her picture is featured among Cohen’s photo walls, not too far from his gold disco ball.
In addition to “jamming” to the Queen of Pop, the “proud papa” revealed his toddler is also a Grateful Dead fan.
Cohen himself caught Covid-19 and was forced to quarantine away from his son for the duration of his illness in March.
He’s been presenting his Sirius XM show from home and the pair have been enthusiastically participating in New York’s daily cheer for essential workers.
The 7PM “clap because we care” moment of cheering and noisemaking has become somewhat of a ritual for New York to show appreciation for frontline workers and first responders in the ongoing pandemic.
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Andy welcomed his son on February 4, 2019, via surrogate.
On his first birthday, he reflected on welcoming his little boy into his life.
Andy wrote on Instagram, “One year ago tonight, I sat alone in a hospital room with my newborn son pondering our future. I didn’t know then how his smile would brighten my day, what simple joy each new progression of his growth would bring, and most of all what a lovely boy he would become.”
Andy continued, “I am so grateful to my surrogate in California who made this all possible, and for every day of our first year… and can’t wait for the next. Happy Birthday sweet little Ben.”
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