Anderson Cooper Visits Pal Andy Cohen From Outside His Window While Social-Distancing!

Anderson Cooper couldn't hold back his emotions during his last interview.

Anderson Cooper had an emotional moment on-air on Friday night (April 24) while interviewing Katie Coelho, who lost her husband to coronavirus this week.

Anderson Cooper couldn’t maintain his composure while interviewing Katie Coehlo, who spoke to the CNN anchor about losing her husband to COVID-19 at age 32.

Throughout the pandemic, Anderson Cooper has maintained his composure as he's reported on daily news and given updates on the coronavirus, but that tough exterior cracked when he spoke to Katie Coelho, whose husband died from complications caused by COVID-19.  The widow joined the newscaster on his CNN show Anderson Cooper 360 on Friday to remember her husband Jonathan Coelho and to urge people to take all the necessary precautions so they can avoid the "indescribable" pain she is now going

Anderson Cooper was not willing to cede any ground while talking with Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman on Wednesday, and the confrontational interview has drawn a lot of attention.

Anderson Cooper was not willing to cede any ground when it came to an interview with Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman on Wednesday, and the confrontational interview has drawn a lot of attention.

A conversation that started off innocently enough between Anderson Cooper and Las Vegas mayor Carolyn Goodman ended with them both visibly frustrated, and it was honestly amazing.

Anderson Cooper interviewed Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman on Wednesday, who offered a fact- and science-free argument about why Sin City’s casinos should be open for business in the midst of the worst pandemic in a century.

Anderson Cooper, 52, grilled Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman, 81, about her advocacy to re-open casinos in Sin City amidst the Coronavirus outbreak. “You’re talking about encouraging hundreds of thousands of people to come to Las Vegas,” Anderson questioned in an interview on CNN Wednesday, April 22.

By Ted Johnson

Self-isolation has been challenging for everyone in different ways, but for Anderson Cooper, needing to look presentable to host his CNN news show has meant giving himself haircuts — and it hasn't exactly gone flawlessly.

Andy Cohen, like everyone else, is spending his time these days watching TV. And on Thursday (April 9), he tuned into Bravo and the Season 3 marathon of The Real Housewives of New York City.

Andy Cohen had a special visitor on Tuesday. 

Andy Cohen is giving an update on his health after testing positive for coronavirus.

Andy Cohen tested positive for coronavirus.

Andy Cohen is back in action!