Why Andy Cohen Is Going Viral Over Donald Trump & Elon Musk Feud
As President Donald Trump and Elon Musk exchanged some choice words in social media posts on Thursday, Andy Cohen seemed to believe he could mediate the fallout. On June 5, the Tesla billionaire and President Trump took to their respective social media platforms — X, formerly known as Twitter, and Truth Social — to post insults, threats, and accusations about each other. Amid the mayhem, Bravo host and executive producer Andy Cohen chimed in, via X: 'Let me host the reunion!' in response to a graphic which featured members of the government looking like reality stars that are part of the 'Real Housewives' reality show franchise. After managing screaming 'Real Housewives' stars for years, some commenters online agreed Andy could mediate the feud.
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