Andy Cohen

Season 7Episode 7560 minJan 7, 2025
Andy Cohen

Sociologist and bestselling author Martha Beck sits down with Hoda and Jenna to share her tips to remain calm in the face of worry that she details in her book "Beyond Anxiety," including reframing how you think about your anxieties and her three-step technique to overcoming them. Watch the emotional moment when Hoda Kotb reunites with Christina and Dean, a couple she profiled about their journey to parenthood after trying to adopt a child for years. Christina and Dean stop by Studio 1A with their baby girl to thank Hoda! Andy Cohen talks about hosting New Year's Eve with Anderson Cooper and shares a hilarious story about Hoda Face Timing him during their live coverage. Cohen also shares his five favorite things about Hoda, including the courage she gave him to adopt children later in life. Then, he sticks around to host a game of "Hoda or Housewife?" Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager weigh in on social dilemmas viewers are facing, including someone who is wondering what to tell her fiancé who is worried that her parents' input on their wedding decisions is causing tension, even though the parents are paying for the wedding.

Andy Cohen has aired on Jan 7, 2025 at 10:00 AM
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