Andy Cohen Addresses Ongoing Feud With This Real Housewives Alum

Andy Cohen's feud with Carole Radziwill is lasting much longer than a New York minute.

In fact, after The Real Housewives of New York City alum was quoted—anonymously at first—in a recent New York Magazine cover story trashing the Watch What Happens Live host, Cohen, who also executive produces RHONY, called out his former co-worker's not-so-nice comments.

"I know exactly, it's Carole Radziwill," the 56-year-old deduced on the June 11 episode of his SiriusXM radio show Andy Cohen Live. "No question. It's the one mean quote in there and it's the only anonymous quote. There are 18 reasons why it's Carole. It's not even a question that it's Carole, but it was so weird. I was like, 'Carole has said a lot of unkind things about me that she's tweeted and been quoted about.'"

In the June 3 profile, Radziwill claimed that her time on RHONY, which began season five, had turned toxic by season nine before she exited the show in 2017. 

"The show went from silly humor about middle-aged women getting drunk and being delusional about their status and having funny, petty arguments," the author anonymously told the outlet, "to Housewives doing investigating and doing opposition research and making up false story lines and leaking stories on each other."

Cohen particularly questioned why the Bravo alum didn't go on the record, especially given their long-standing and very public falling out.

"It was so weird to me," the father of two reacted. "I didn't understand. Why not just put your name to it? That was so weird."

"I was waiting for it to say, 'Said Carole Radziwill,' and then I'm like, 'Said a former New York Housewife who was fired or something,'" Cohen continued. "I'm like, 'Uh huh.' And also, we haven't fired that many New York Housewives. It's very obvious. Anyway, thanks for the quote, Radz. I'll run into you soon. We have a lot to catch up on."

Following Andy's comments, Radziwill confirmed it was her quoted in the New York Magazine story while also clapping back at her former friend on social media.

"I didn't want to put my name in an article in which I had no idea of the context," the 60-year-old wrote on X (formerly Twitter) June 11. "I told the writer they're all vindictive & then Andy proves it by outing me."

Keep reading to see where Radziwill lands on E!'s definitive ranking of every Real Housewife ever.

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