Andy Cohen sharing makes his fan-most loved companionship with John Mayer tick.

During an appearance on Table for Two with Bruce Bozzi on Wednesday, the moderator uncovered how his relationship with the “Wild Blue” artist is not the same as his other close buddies.

“John Mayer is somebody who is exceptionally in contact with his feelings,” Cohen, 54, told the host. “He rapidly in our kinship began saying, ‘You know what, I need to let you know something — I love you.'” He proceeded, “He is somebody to say, ‘I love you and I value you and I treasure our companionship’ — simply this stuff that straight folks aren’t really expected to say.”

Somewhere else in the meeting, Cohen got serious about parenthood, his companionship with Anderson Cooper and his dating life. The full meeting is accessible now on all iHeart Media.

In February, the 45-year-old guitarist respected Cohen with a sweet discourse at his Hollywood Stroll of Distinction service.

“Andy truly is the world’s companion. I’ve strolled with him down city roads and been on FaceTime with him as he approaches his day, and every single time he’s remembered, he’s made proper acquaintance with very much like a companion. ‘What’s up Andy?’ ‘Hello Andy!’ ‘Adored the thing you said about de Blasio!’

He’s additionally my companion, my dear companion. Furthermore, there are times in life when you simply need a companion you can rely on,” he said, to a limited extent.

“He’s a Madonna stan and a Deadhead. He’s a Superstar, who gatherings like a B-lister, with the nonconformist of a C-lister,” Mayer added. “I love Andy beyond what I can tell you.

He’s a splendid person, a humorous partner, a caring child and brother — and all the more as of late he’s turned into a glad, drew in and profoundly gave father.” That very day, Cohen praised his child Benjamin’s third birthday celebration. To mark the event, the vocalist musician presented with the birthday kid for a photograph. Cohen is likewise father to 8-month-old little girl Lucy Eve.

Back in December 2020, Cohen shared a lovable photograph of Mayer playing guitar for Benjamin at his Los Angeles home — and he subtitled it with the ideal Thankful Dead reference.

“Sparkle > Bertha,” Cohen composed at that point, alluding to the two’s number one band, which Mayer plays with.

In the photograph, Mayer played a light purple guitar while Ben watched his father’s companion play. Cohen and Mayer have been companions for a really long time, reinforced by a common love of the Thankful Dead, whom they went on an excursion to see back in 2015. (Mayer currently performs with the most recent manifestation of the band, Dead and Company.)

“John Mayer and I have what some would think about a far-fetched kinship. He’s perhaps of our most noteworthy living guitarist, and I’m viewed as the fella that mixes the s — on late-night television,” Cohen wrote in an article for Amusement Week after week at that point. “We truly do have one thing that securities us: our affection for the Appreciative Dead.

So when the band completed five shows this late spring — their last ever — we utilized their St Nick Clara, California, gigs as a reason to go on a street outing and brother it up.”