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Father's Day is a special occasion for families across Australia, and for TV personality Andy Cohen, it was filled with good food, music, and a touch of toddler drama! The beloved host of Watch What Happens Live (WWHL) celebrated the day with a dinner that included none other than Grammy-winning musician John Mayer – and it didn't quite go down as planned with his six-year-old son, Ben.

Cohen, who is dad to son Ben and daughter Lucy (aged three), shared the details of his Father’s Day festivities during a recent appearance. “We celebrated all day,” he explained, adding with a chuckle, “There was 10 minutes left in his day.” The evening clearly involved a delicious meal and the presence of the talented John Mayer, a friend of Cohen’s.

But the idyllic scene took a hilarious turn when Ben discovered the guest of honour. “Ben was so pissed,” Cohen revealed, letting out a laugh. “He was not happy about John Mayer being there. He was just…not having it.” It’s easy to imagine the frustration of a six-year-old who might have been hoping for a quieter, more low-key evening with his dad!

Cohen's candor about the situation resonated with many parents who understand the unpredictable nature of raising young children. It’s a relatable reminder that even on special occasions, parenting can be full of unexpected moments and mini-meltdowns. The incident highlights the charming chaos of family life and the challenges of balancing adult relationships with the needs and feelings of young children.

While Ben's reaction might have caused a brief moment of disruption, it ultimately added to the memorable nature of Cohen’s Father’s Day. It’s a story that showcases the joys and the occasional frustrations of parenthood, all while enjoying the company of friends and good music. And who knows, perhaps young Ben will grow to appreciate John Mayer's music – eventually!

This isn't the first time Cohen has openly shared glimpses into his life as a single dad. He frequently posts adorable photos and videos of Ben and Lucy on social media, giving fans a peek into their everyday adventures. His honesty and relatability have made him a beloved figure in the entertainment world, and his Father's Day story is just another example of why he connects so well with his audience.