Andy Cohen was trolled by Kelly Dodd over his surprising reaction to Donald Trump's presidential election victory.
When the Bravo head honcho, 56, took to social media to share a message to dejected voters and show his support for Vice President Kamala Harris, Dodd trolled him.
The Watch What Happens Live host reacted to the vice president's loss in the election by sharing a message of hope and unity to his 5.5 million followers.
Many of them left divisive messages in the comment section underneath his post.
Some of them shared the same sentiment while some others, who shared a different opinion and were thrilled about Trump's victory, mocked him instead.
Andy Cohen was trolled by Kelly Dodd over his surprising reaction to Donald Trump 's presidential election victory. When the Bravo head honcho, 56, took to social media to share a message to dejected voters and show his support for Vice President Kamala Harris , Dodd trolled him
One of them was Dodd, a former star on the Real Housewives of Orange County, who left a sarcastic comment: 'Am I still on the wrong side of history?? Asking for a friend.'
Dodd, a vocal supporter of the president-elect, also shared a post on her own Instagram page and tagged Cohen as she continued trolling him for supporting Harris.
The reality star shared a video of stand-up comedian Dave Chappelle getting a crowd laughing alongside the text: 'Trying to stay humble today like...'
Dodd wrote in her caption that she was laughing at the fact others said she was 'on the wrong side of history.'
Shortly after learning of the election results, Cohen had shared a video of him and his son talking about their 'love' for America.
'We love our country, yes we do. We will persist, we will move forward,' he said even though he was one of the most vocal supporters of both the Democratic party and Harris.
During Wednesday's episode of What What Happens Live, Cohen also shared a similarly hopeful message as he gave his 'Mazel of the Day.'
For the segment, he praised the democracy of America and encouraged those who were disappointed by the results to not give up.
'It is time for my Mazel of the Day, and in the spirit of unity, I want to give it to America, the country that I love,' he began.
'I know, after last night's election, half the country woke up feeling depressed, angry and scared, the other half was very excited,' Cohen continued.
'That is democracy, and that is OK,' he said. 'Feel those feelings today, but please, for the love of God, don't give up or threaten to move to Canada or anywhere else.'
The Watch What Happens Live host reacted to the vice president's loss in the election by sharing a message of hope and unity to his 5.5 million followers
Some of Cohen's followers shared the same sentiment while some others, who shared a different opinion and were thrilled about Trump's victory, trolled him instead. One of them was Dodd, a former star on the Real Housewives of Orange County, who left a sarcastic comment
Shortly after learning of the election results, Cohen had shared a video of him and his son talking about their 'love' for America. During Wednesday's episode of What What Happens Live, Cohen also shared a similarly hopeful message as he gave his 'Mazel of the Day.' For the segment, he praised the democracy of America and encouraged those who were disappointed by the results to not give up
Dodd, a vocal supporter of the president-elect, also shared a post on her own Instagram page and tagged Cohen as she continued trolling him for supporting Harris. The reality star shared a video of stand-up comedian Dave Chappelle getting a crowd laughing alongside the text: 'Trying to stay humble today like...' Dodd wrote in her caption that she was laughing at the fact others said she was 'on the wrong side of history'
The Bravo exec was one of the most vocal supporters of Harris during her campaign
He added: 'The truth is, we need you right here, in this fight. You matter, and so do all the issues that made you vote in the first place. So, tomorrow, and every day forward, keep pushing for progress.'
Dodd was previously fired from the Real Housewives of Orange County after season 15 due to her controversial comments on the show.
She is known for being a controversial cast member, who has sparked fan outrage with her actions both on and off the show.
In 2021, she spoke about being 'blindsided' by her exit while making an appearance on SiriusXM's Jeff Lewis Live.
'Listen, ultimately, I was fired because of myself. I'm the one who got myself fired,' she said.
'I was causing them a lot of grief. I was causing them a lot of trouble. And you know, I'm sorry about that. Like, I feel bad.'
