Andy Cohen addresses plastic surgery rumours after New Year’s Eve special

“I appreciate everyone being interested, but there’s no big secret,” he said

Television host Andy Cohen is speaking out about recent speculation surrounding his appearance following his hosting duties on NBC’s New Year’s Eve special, dismissing rumours that he underwent cosmetic procedures.

Cohen, 56, took to social media to address the chatter after photos and clips from the live broadcast sparked questions from fans about whether he had received Botox or facial fillers. In his response, the 'Watch What Happens Live' host said that while he’s open about aging and personal wellness, he has not had any “major procedures” and that much of the discussion about his look is simply people reading into things.

“I appreciate everyone being interested, but there’s no big secret,” Cohen said, emphasising that he focuses on feeling good and maintaining his health rather than dramatic cosmetic changes. He acknowledged that staying in shape and prioritising self‑care can make a difference in how someone looks, but he firmly denied going under the knife or having significant work done.

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The host also addressed another point of speculation: weight loss. Cohen confirmed that he had been actively working on his health and fitness, which has resulted in some changes to his physique, but stressed that it’s been a well‑considered and gradual effort focused on wellness rather than external pressure.

Cohen’s comments come amid a broader cultural conversation about body image, aging and the pressures public figures face when their appearances are scrutinised. Fans offered a mix of support and curiosity online after the New Year’s Eve special, with many congratulating him on his performance and overall confidence.

The longtime television personality is known for his candidness with audiences, whether discussing pop culture, celebrity news or his own life experiences. By confronting the rumours head‑on, Cohen reiterated that he values authenticity and self‑care over speculation and gossip.