Anderson Cooper Struck by Flying Debris Live on Air During Hurricane Milton News Report
Anderson Cooper is already prepared to raise his glass.
Days after the CNN anchor was struck in the head with flying debris on air when Hurricane Milton made landfall in Bradenton, Fla., Oct. 9, he made it clear that he’s ready to go wild during the network’s New Year’s Eve special with costar and close friend Andy Cohen.
“They won’t let him drink on NYE,” one fan wrote on their Instagram Stories, “but they’ll send him out in this.” Anderson reposted on his Stories and added, “Oh @bravoandy and I am definitely having shots this New Year’s Eve!”
The Watch What Happens Live host backed that up, reposting another fan’s Instagram Stories that said, “We need @AndersonCooper and @BravoAndy to host NYE. Please get this national treasure under cover.”
Andy also reshared a post from X, formerly known as Twitter, Oct. 10 that read, “CNN had better let Anderson Cooper black out on New Year’s Eve for this.” In another retweet from the Bravo host, another fan wrote alongside a screenshot of his Hurricane Milton coverage, “Watching Anderson Cooper earn his NYE party.”
