kk.LIVE TV CHAOS EXPLODES AS ANDERSON COOPER & ANDY COHEN’S DRUNKEN PUPPET DISASTER SPARKS UNCONTROLLABLE LAUGHTER, VIRAL MELTDOWN, AND SOCIAL MEDIA ERUPTION ON NEW YEAR’S EVE!! What was meant to be a quirky puppet bit on New Year’s Eve Live turned into an absolute comedic firestorm as Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen, visibly tipsy and wildly unfiltered, battled to control giant puppets of themselves—triggering a hilarious meltdown that had viewers glued to their screens and social media blowing up in real time. Slurring words, cracking savage jokes, and unleashing shocking puppet interviews, the duo spiraled into chaotic madness, delivering raw, uncensored, and gut-busting TV gold that felt too real to be scripted. From “stroke-like” puppet faces to awkwardly brutal puppet confessions, this epic on-air trainwreck instantly became the year’s most talked-about moment, proving once again that the best live television is totally unpredictable, wildly funny, and utterly unforgettable. Prepare yourself to laugh until it hurts—this is the viral meltdown you can’t miss!
CNN hosts Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen struggled to operate large puppets of themselves on Wednesday as they became increasingly tipsy during their New Year’s Eve Live show.
A little after 10pm, with still two hours to go until the New Year’s Eve countdown, Cohen could be heard slurring his words and remarking, “Anderson and I are transitioning as the night goes on into drunkards.”
The two then took another shot before pulling out large, almost life-size puppets in their likeness.
“Yours looks like he had a stroke. I don’t know what happened to him,” said Cohen about Cooper’s puppet.
Cooper asked, “I look like I’ve had a stroke?” before bursting into laughter, as Cohen replied, “You do… You look very gummy. Like, you look like you have no teeth. Like you lost your teeth.”
“You gotta get your hand in there,” Cooper advised, as Cohen shouted, “My hand is all the way in!”
The two hosts then went on to interview their respective puppets.
Speaking to the puppet in Cooper’s likeness, Cohen asked, “What’s your favorite part about hosting New Year’s with Andy?”
“He takes charge and I make sweet love to him at the end of the night,” answered Cohen in the puppet’s voice.
The CNN host’s joke went down like a lead balloon – failing to receive even a single half-hearted laugh from Cooper.
As Cooper struggled to control his own puppet, Cohen reacted, “He was bragging that he went to puppetry school when he was a kid.”
“I was kidding. Of course I didn’t go to puppetry school!” relied Cooper. “What, do you think I spent my childhood at puppetry school?”
Cohen then continued to interview the Cooper puppet, asking, “Anderson, what’s the number one dealbreaker for a guy that you’re interested in?”
“Um, bringing up my mom or the Vanderbilt fortune,” Cohen replied in Cooper’s voice.
Like the first, Cohen’s second joke was met with awkward silence from Cooper.
Cooper then broke the silence by remarking, “These puppets are hard. It’s really hard being a puppeteer. Look at my puppet, look at his neck!”
