Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper kicked off 2025 with some iconic tipsy moments on New Year's Eve Live, thanks to CNN's alcohol ban. But despite their proven track record as a dynamic duo, Anderson still irritated Andy at one point during the live special.

Cooper and Cohen both had the same favorite moment of the night—actor Ralph Fiennes’ bizarre monologue about the “demure” meme. “​​I just lost it; I thought it was s

"there is no universe where i ever choose going to the club on nye over sitting on my couch watching andy cohen and anderson cooper get drunk on cnn"—@lau_lauren

Andy Cohen revealed what it’s really like co-hosting CNN’s New Year’s Eve celebration alongside Anderson Cooper. The Bravo executive said that the “most annoying” part of hosting the event from New York City’s Time Square is that Cooper can get the “giggles” toward the end of the night.

Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper were the chaotic duo we needed to ring in the new year, as they made NSFW jokes during CNN’s New Year’s Eve special.

The booze was flowing again on CNN for New Year's Eve, leading to a number of hilarious, unscripted moments from Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper's hours-long coverage.

Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen will return for the eighth consecutive year to host CNN's New Year's show, live from Times Square.

Or at least that’s what went down during Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen’s live New Year’s Eve special for CNN on Tuesday. Toward the tail end of the night, the duo — who have been covering New York City’s annual ball drop in Times Square for the past eight years and typically pass the time getting progressively drunker on air — were waiting for musician Diplo to arrive for a DJ set.

No matter how crummy the year was, ending it with gay besties Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper getting sloppy drunk live on CNN on New Year's Eve is sure to put a smile on your face. And this year is no different!