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Anderson Cooper was surprised by all the celebrity support he received after announcing the birth of his son, Wyatt, via surrogate last month. 

Anderson Cooper refuses to slow down! The CNN anchor revealed that he’s decided not to take paternity leave after the birth of his son, Wyatt Morgan Cooper, in order to continue delivering news to his audience. Anderson, 52, told host Stephen Colbert on the May 5 of The Late Show that this is too “extraordinary” of a time in journalism to press pause.

Anderson Cooper is taking his work responsibilities very seriously, even following the birth of his son, Wyatt. Earlier this week, the 52-year-old CNN anchor appeared on where he explained his reasoning for not taking paternity leave amid the coronavirus pandemic. 

Brooke Baldwin is excited to watch Anderson Cooper be a dad! ET's Nischelle Turner recently spoke to the 40-year-old CNN anchor, who gushed over her colleague's newborn baby boy.

Anderson Cooper has asked his ex-boyfriend Benjamin Maisani to help co-parent his newborn son Wyatt.

Anderson Cooper and Benjamin Maisani may not be together anymore, but that doesn't mean Maisani isn't a part of Cooper's newborn son Wyatt's life. In fact, Maisani's going to serve as a co-parent to Wyatt. 

Anderson Cooper can't stop smiling over his new baby, Wyatt.

Andy Cohen is dishing on his close friend, Anderson Cooper’s, new baby boy, Wyatt Morgan Cooper.

While Anderson Cooper's son will never meet his grandmother, Gloria Vanderbilt, his dad made sure she knew about him. 

Out journalist Anderson Cooper had some good news to share recently: he is now the father of a newborn baby.

Anderson Cooper has a lot going on in his personal life, but a rekindled romance isn't one of them. 

Anderson Cooper, 52, is not taking any risks as a father! The CNN anchor protected himself against viruses with a black face mask while stepping out in New York City on May 1. It was the broadcast journalist’s first public outing since welcoming his baby boy and very first child via surrogate, Wyatt, on April 27.

Anderson Cooper's mom always wanted him to be a dad. The 52-year-old CNN journalist revealed on Thursday that he welcomed his first child, a son named Wyatt Morgan Cooper. The happy arrival came less than a year after Cooper's mother, Gloria Vanderbilt, died at age 95.

CNN host Anderson Cooper offered viewers a welcome reprieve from COVID-19 news during his Thursday night broadcast, announcing: “I am a dad.”

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Newsman Anderson Cooper is a new dad.

Anderson Cooper is feeling the love.

Anderson Cooper, 52, shared some happy news amidst the pandemic! “I want to share with you some joyful news. On Monday, I became a father.

Anderson Cooper is a dad!

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

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.

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.

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 had a special visitor on Tuesday. 

Scientists aren’t the only ones hoping to put the coronavirus under a microscope.

Lindsay Lohan is ready for a comeback — and 2020 may finally be the year she does it. In an interview with co-hosts Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen, the 33-year-old star discussed her plan to return to the United States and possibly release some new music. 

After social media clamored for Barbara Walters, the longtime host of the ABC investigative news program, to recite her famous introduction, CNN got the next best thing. Cheri Oteri appeared on  as Walters to proclaim: “This is 2020.”

Coming out is never easy, but it’s something every member of the LGBTQ community eventually has to deal with as they come to terms with living an authentic life. And thanks to growing acceptance — particularly in the U.S.