Lisa Vanderpump Gets Love From Andy Cohen More After Announcing Death Of Beloved Dog Giggy

It’s not New Year’s Eve without watching Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen get drunk.

Andy Cohen has joined the chorus of Bill de Blasio's critics. The 52-year-old talk show host joined Anderson Cooper to cover the Times Square ball drop on New Year's Eve for CNN and he had some choice words for New York City's mayor.

NeNe Leakes is seemingly asking fans to boycott the CNN New Year’s Eve special amid her feud with host Andy Cohen.

the last few moments of 2020--and the first few moments of 2021--the right way. There’s no better duo to bring in the New Year with than  Anderson Cooper  and  Andy Cohen , who are co-hosting CNN’s New Year’s Eve broadcast for the fourth year in a row.

Andy Cohen‘s son just got the performance of a lifetime!

It’s been a year of change for Lisa Vanderpump, who quit The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills after nine seasons in June, and announced the devastating loss of her beloved dog, Giggy on December 13. “Lisa is having a really hard time with the loss of Giggy,” a source close to LVP told HollywoodLife exclusively. “He wasn’t sick, just really old so it didn’t come as a total shock, but she’s devastated.”

2020 just won’t quit, huh?

Lisa Vanderpump's beloved dog, Giggy, has died. The former star took to Instagram on Saturday to mourn the death of the Pomeranian, who turned 10 earlier this year. «We are devastated to say that our beloved Giggy has passed away this morning,» Vanderpump shared alongside a collage of photos of Giggy.

Lisa Vanderpump and her husband Ken are ‘devastated’ following the death of their beloved dog Giggy.

Lisa Vanderpump is mourning the passing of her beloved dog, Giggy.

Lisa Vanderpump announced on Saturday, December 12, that her adorable dog Giggy has died.“We are devastated to say that our beloved Giggy has passed away this morning,” the former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 60, wrote on Instagram alongside three pics of the photogenic Pomeranian.

It’s a sad day in Beverly Hills.

eight-day festival -- which commemorates the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem that occurred in the second century B.C. after the Maccabees revolted following its desecration by their Syrian-Greek oppressors -- began Thursday at sundown. Once the celebration was underway, stars took to social media to share how they spent the evening.

Happy Hanukah! Celebrities around the world are celebrating the first night of the Jewish holiday that began on Dec. 10, 2020 this year. Known as the Festival of Lights, for eight nights a candle will be lit on the menorah, while a gift is exchanged among family members. So spin those dreidels, get out the latke recipes and check out how the stars are marking Hanukkah in 2020.