Hello, hello, hello, hello, welcome to the naughty but my show. It's Friday at end of the week. It's been a long week, hasn't it? But don't worry, we've got a ton more celebrity gossip to get to

joining us today is our friend corey andrew from instinct magazine dot com corey are you there i am here

happy friday everyone hello hello hello hello hey what time is it my friend it is tea time

big exclusive at the top of the show i love telling you that each day which Time is it, my friend. It is tea time. It's tea time.

Big exclusive at the top of the show. I love telling you that each day.

We're trying to give you a big exclusive now every single day, and I think we are delivering too.

So Andy Cohen aims to join the Sex and the City reboot. Of course he does.

So Andy's trying to convince his best friend Sarah, Jessica Parker, to cast him in the reboot of Sex course he does. So Andy's trying to convince his best friend, Sarah, Jessica Parker,

to cast him in the reboot of Sex in the City.

Sources tell me, Andy is not shy about pitching himself. And I say that with total respect. I

really like people who know what they want and go to get it. So he would love to join Sarah on Sex and the City when the show returned.

Sarah has said Kim Cottrell is not returning to the show, but nobody's going to be cast as that character.

So don't worry, Andy Cohen is not becoming Samantha Jones.

But what the show can you imagine, he's actually be fabulous as that part.

But what the show is looking to do is bringing in a lot of new characters.

So they're not recasting Kim's role, but they are bringing in new people.

And Andy thinks he would be perfect.

Previously, he's been on the show twice.

He's made two cameos once as a Barney's shoe salesman and another time he was shirtless

in a gay bar standing next to Carrie Bradshaw. These two are friends. They've been friends

for a very, very long time. He's her plus one every year at the Met Gala. But there is a difference

between getting a spare ticket to a party and asking a friend for a job. But there's a difference. What do you think about this, Coria? You know, I have to agree with you because, you know, you can't just put people on payroll because they're your cousin from, you know, Tacoma, Washington. Like, it can't happen. So, yeah, deliver. And if you can't, then you just can't have nepotism in the mix. I don't believe so.

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