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Anderson Cooper made a rather surprising admission about his son Wyatt during a visit to Ellen that airs this coming week.
The 54-year-old TV host welcomed Wyatt via a surrogate in late April 2020, with him and ex Benjamin Maisani co-parenting the child.
Cooper also unveiled the People Magazine cover he’s sharing with hiss 17-month old son, before revealing his son is obsessed with feet.
Admission: Anderson Cooper made a rather surprising admission about his son Wyatt during a visit to Ellen that airs this coming week
Feet: Cooper also unveiled the People Magazine cover he’s sharing with hiss 17-month old son, before revealing his son is obsessed with feet
When Ellen asked about his son, Cooper said, ‘he’s just delicious,’ while they displayed a photo with Cooper, Maisani and Wyatt, who was barefoot.
‘I’m not sure why he’s always showing off his feet, I’m not sure why, but there it is,’ Cooper added.
He added that one of his first words was ‘shoes,’ as Ellen mentioned, ‘He is into feet,’ as Cooper laughed and said he hadn’t, ‘made that connection.’
Feet: ‘I’m not sure why he’s always showing off his feet, I’m not sure why, but there it is,’ Cooper added
Shoes: He added that one of his first words was ‘shoes,’ as Ellen mentioned, ‘He is into feet,’ as Cooper laughed and said he hadn’t, ‘made that connection’
Cooper added that Maisani has started, ‘doing this character’ for Wyatt and Cooper has started to do it as well.
‘It’s sort of like the guy from Monopoly or the guy from an old time movie,’ Cooper added, as Ellen asked him to do it.
‘It’s so cheesy,’ Cooper joked, before adding that Wyatt, ‘loves it’ when he says ‘hello’ in a funny accent and tips his imaginary cap towards him.
Character: Cooper added that Maisani has started, ‘doing this character’ for Wyatt and Cooper has started to do it as well
Cheesy: ‘It’s so cheesy,’ Cooper joked, before adding that Wyatt, ‘loves it’ when he says ‘hello’ in a funny accent and tips his imaginary cap towards him
He added that it’s also like the Popeye character Wimpy and his classic line, ‘I’d gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.’
He also revealed in a podcast interview last week that he doesn’t plan on leaving his son Wyatt an inheritance of any kind.
‘I don’t know what I’ll have,’ Cooper said, before explaining that he plans on doing the same thing his parents did for him.
Wimpy: He added that it’s also like the Popeye character Wimpy and his classic line, ‘I’d gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.
Inheritance: He also revealed in a podcast interview last week that he doesn’t plan on leaving his son Wyatt an inheritance of any kind
‘I’m not that interested in money, but I don’t intend to have some sort of pot of gold for my son,’ Cooper said.
‘I’ll go with what my parents said…”College will be paid for, and then you gotta get on it,”‘ Cooper explained.
He also revealed recently that his late mother, Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt, told him years ago there was no trust fund set aside for him.
No gold: ‘I’m not that interested in money, but I don’t intend to have some sort of pot of gold for my son,’ Cooper said
College: ‘I’ll go with what my parents said…”College will be paid for, and then you gotta get on it,”‘ Cooper explained
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