Kesha asks Valerie Bertinelli if son Wolfgang Van Halen is single: 'Checking the vibes out'
The "Joyride" singer paused a conversation during Monday's episode of The Drew Barrymore Show to ask cohost Valerie Bertinelli about her son Wolfgang Van Halen's current relationship status. The question came up during a Drew's News segment about how "grandma hobbies" like crocheting and bird watching can improve one's mental health.
"I still haven't finished the blanket that I started knitting when I was pregnant with Wolfie," Bertinelli remarked. "He just turned 34. So maybe if he has children, I'll finally finish the blanket."
"You do want him to have children," host Drew Barrymore noted. Which is when Kesha, 38, turned to Bertinelli and promptly asked, "Is he single?"
Alas, he's "very happily married," Bertinelli replied as she giggled and grabbed Kesha's arm. Wolfgang, the son of Bertinelli and the late Eddie Van Halen, wed software engineer Andraia Allsop in October 2023.
Kesha took the news in stride, laughing and shrugging her shoulders before cheekily adding, "Just checking the vibes out."
Barrymore confirmed Kesha's current single status before asking if she was open to dating. Kesha replied, "I more like the idea of someone flying me around on their private plane."
"Okay, but what do you have to do for that?" Bertinelli countered. "Because they're gonna want something back."
But Kesha was unfazed. "Nothing!" she emphasized. "Me? They get to be in my presence."
Bertinelli confessed that she loved that attitude, and Barrymore agreed. "We are such people pleasers," she said, "we're like, 'Oh, if you get something you're gonna have to give a lot up for it.'"
"No, you just are iconic," Kesha declared. "Come on, ladies!"
Still, Kesha admitted that she was kind of using her visit to Barrymore's show as a "dating app" to find a potential suitor. Channeling their inner game show hostesses, Barrymore and Bertinelli then began to showcase the songstress sitting between them at the news desk.
"Kesha's available! Anybody?" Bertinelli shouted. Barrymore added, "This beautiful woman, right here!"
The Drew Barrymore Show airs weekdays on CBS.
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