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Andy Cohen and Boyfriend Kevin Sobieski Go Jedi for Halloween With Anderson Cooper

Andy Cohen and Kevin Sobieski wore Jedi costumes for Halloween in NYC, Ben went as Darth Maul and Anderson Cooper showed up in a skeleton hoodie.

Andy Cohen and his boyfriend, Kevin Sobieski, went as Jedi for Halloween in New York, and Cohen posted the photos to Instagram on Saturday, Oct. 31. His best friend, Anderson Cooper, made the carousel too.

“Happy Halloween from New York City,” Cohen wrote in the Instagram caption.

Cohen, 58, and Sobieski, 42, carried lightsabers with their matching “Star Wars” costumes, according to Us Weekly. Cohen’s son, Ben, 7, went as the Sith lord Darth Maul. His daughter, Lucy, 4, was a butterfly. Just Jared described the outing as trick-or-treating.

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Cooper, 59, posed with Cohen in a skeleton-print hoodie. “I’m all for costumes!” he said on “Watch What Happens Live” back in 2021, when a viewer asked about the designer hand-me-downs Cohen passes along for Cooper’s son, Yahoo reported.

Andy Cohen Previewed Ben’s Darth Maul Costume at Bravo Fan Fest in Charleston

Cohen spilled the costume plans a week early. At his “Ask Andy” panel at Bravo Fan Fest in Charleston, South Carolina, on Oct. 24, he told the crowd, “Ben’s gonna be Darth Maul,” Bravo reported.

Lucy hadn’t settled on hers. “She wants to change it to a fairy,” he said.

Cohen also said that “watching them kind of react to my boyfriend has been this incredible journey for us as a family.”

For Halloween 2024, Cohen wore a St. Louis Cardinals uniform with his last name on the back while Ben went as a fire truck, Bravo reported. Last October he dressed as Andy Warhol.

Kevin Sobieski and Andy Cohen Met at a Hamptons July 4 Party in 2025

They met at a friend’s Fourth of July party in the Hamptons in 2025, and Cohen nearly stayed home.

“I never get invited to gay parties in the Hamptons anymore,” he said on his SiriusXM show, “Andy Cohen Live,” in June, Bravo reported.

TMZ photographed the two holding hands after Cohen’s birthday dinner at Via Carota in early June. Days later, Cohen told his listeners, “I met the person, you guys,” SiriusXM posted.

“This man is kind and strong and smart, and he is an adult, and he loves my children, and they love him,” Cohen said on the show.

He went Instagram official July 18 with a photo of the pair captioned “Date night,” Bravo reported.

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Sobieski, who works for an asset management firm, according to TMZ, still hadn’t seen “one frame” of “The Real Housewives” when Cohen went on “Today” in August, Us Weekly reported. “He loves my kids and me, and that’s what’s important,” he said.

In October, he told reality TV producer Carlos King’s podcast, “I’m more settled than I’ve ever been in my life,” Us Weekly reported.

Anderson Cooper’s Sons and Andy Cohen’s Kids Have Grown Up Together

Cooper shares two sons, Wyatt, 6, and Sebastian, 4, with his ex, Benjamin Maisani. Cohen introduced Ben to baby Wyatt by video on the Father’s Day episode of “Watch What Happens Live” on June 21, 2020.

“If you like him half as much as I like his daddy, you’re gonna be great friends,” Cohen told Ben, Bravo reported.

The two families spent spring break 2025 at Disney World and Universal in Florida. “It was the ultimate family vacation. What a joy!” Cohen wrote on Instagram, Bravo reported.

On CNN’s broadcast ringing in 2024, Cohen told Cooper on air, “I really marvel watching you with the kids. You’re so present, it’s really great,” People reported.

They co-hosted CNN’s Times Square countdown for a ninth straight year last Dec. 31, the network said. Their AC2 live show plays Philadelphia’s Academy of Music on Nov. 14, Cohen confirmed in an interview with 6abc. Gayety has also covered the duo’s Philadelphia appearance.

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  • Levi Chambers

    Levi Chambers is the founder of Gayety and CEO of Rainbow Media Co., leading some of the largest LGBTQ+ brands online, including @LGBT, @LGBTQ, and @Pride. An OUT100 honoree and Webby and Telly Award winner, he writes about LGBTQ+ culture, entertainment, and representation with a focus on visibility, impact, and community.