Andy Cohen has revealed some juicy details about the kiss he had with Jennifer Lawrence.
During the episode of What What Happens Live that aired this week, an audience member asked the presenter, Andy, how he would “rank” Lawrence as a kisser. The question was posed during a “Ask Andy” segment.
The fan was alluding to a brief kiss shared between Cohen and the actress on an earlier episode of the show that aired in June when the actress was promoting her film No Hard Feelings.
“Do you realize what? Cohen, who was 55 at the time, said that he had a lot of anxiety before kissing her. “She is so gorgeous in my opinion.”
“Yeah, it was nice,” he continued to say after that. “That was a wonderful experience.”
Following Cohen’s jest to the crowd that he was “negotiating a kiss” with Lawrence, the two were seen sharing a passionate kiss at the end of the performance. After that, she gave a response that went something like this: “I just feel like you’ve kissed John Mayer, but you’ve never kissed me.”
Cohen said to the woman at the time, “I find myself drawn to you.” “I mean, if it were possible, I’d love to kiss you.”
In response, Lawrence said, “Okay, great.” After that, Cohen bent over and the two of them had a brief kiss before Cohen eagerly waved his arms and feet in the air while he was seated in his chair.
Cohen has been forced in the past to explain his connection with another famous person he kissed, namely Mayer, when he said to Howard Stern on SiriusXM’s The Howard Stern Show that the two of them were (in a platonic sense) in love.
Cohen said in June that he was offended by the numerous headlines that announced his love for the singer, 45, and that he had first made the statement “flippantly and off-handedly.” Cohen also stated that he was outraged by the many stories that declared his love for the singer. The man who is a father to two children said that he and Mayer had never been involved in a sexual connection.
“It shot to the top of the news. And the more it was reported in the headlines, the more upset I grew about it,” Cohen stated on Radio Andy. “Do you know the reason? Is it inappropriate for two males to declare their love for one another? Are we all this far out of our minds?
He went on to say, “That’s why I simply believe that a friendship of two males, it doesn’t seem to me like it should be top news… I did, in fact, casually mention that we love one another. The more it continued, the more I felt the urge to tell them, “Y’all need to sort of get a hold of themselves.”
