Photo: Andy Cohen/Instagram
In the sweet pictures, Cohen props his little girl on his lap and wraps one hand around her stomach as he holds a microphone in his other hand. Lucy looks too cute in a cherry-printed dress and a pink bow in her hair as she and her dad both look at the camera for the photo.
“Bring your Daughter to#BravoConDay!” Cohen captioned the post.
The Bravo star, who is also dad to sonBenjamin Allen, 3, additionally opened up about his role as a dad during an “Ask Andy” event on Sunday, where he shared his best parenting advice with fans.
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“Get help. Just try to be present,” he told audience members. “Figure out your relationship with your phone. Try to have fun. And get help.”
“I am not someone who’s ever been plagued with a lot of self-doubt, but being a parent you start questioning a lot of things, so just be easy on yourself,” added Cohen.
Asked which Bravo celebrity the dad of two would trust to watch Ben and Lucy, Cohen said, “I would trust any of them because is that something they really want to f— up? And they’re all good moms.”
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During a round of “Plead the Fifth” withAccess Hollywoodduring BravoCon on Friday, theWatch What Happens Livestar was asked whether he’d turn to Sarah Jessica Parker orKelly Ripafor parenting advice.
“Both! I actually lean on both of them very heavily,” the Bravo personality revealed.
When it came time to look for help with his kids Cohen said that “Kelly found me a nanny, Sarah Jessica found me a nanny. They have both been so helpful.”
“I’ve texted and called Kelly, ‘Ben has X, Y, or Z, what do I do?’ She’s like, ‘Go to CVS. Get X.’ They’re both so great,” he shared.
source: people.com
