ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月3日 08時00分

Andy Cohen did not love 2020 either.⁣
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The Bravo host and executive producer watched his network’s biggest reality shows — like the Real Housewives series, “Vanderpump Rules” and “Southern Charm” — confront the year’s biggest challenges, sometimes fumbling along the way.⁣
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After a brain-melter of a year, because of filming schedules, people who watch Bravo are watching March and April unfold all over again, but this time through the network’s wine-splattered lens.⁣
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In the waning days of 2020, a man who presents himself as an intuitive psychic on Instagram posited that the Real Housewives series will “end up emerging as one of the most evocative living records of these unprecedented times.”⁣
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“It’s a bummer to relive,” @アンディー・コーエン said of the Covid-19 shutdown arc at the center of 3 shows currently airing, “but it’s kind of sociologically fascinating to see how people that we are invested in dealt with it.”⁣
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And outside of work, the king of reality TV lived the experience of 2020 in a very real way. In March, Cohen contracted the coronavirus, forcing him into quarantine away from his 1-year-old son. ⁣
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Tap the link in our bio to read @nytimesfashion’s full interview with Cohen. Photo by @christaanfelber of Cohen during the first snowstorm of the season in New York City.⁣

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