Andy Exposed! Reality Star Alleges Andy Cohen Sent Him DM on a Dating App After Going Public With His Boyfriend, Andy Asked to See Fan’s Racy Photo in Wild Street Interaction

Bravo bigwig Andy Cohen is currently dating 42-year-old businessman Kevin Sobieski since last summer.

via: Reality Blurb

Although Andy, 58, has seemed smitten with his man, Robert Sepúlveda Jr., a former reality star who appeared on the gay dating show Finding Prince Charming, has sounded the alarm to Kevin, alleging Andy was active on a dating app after he officially debuted Kevin as his boyfriend.

Robert cropped a clown nose, clown shoes, and clown hair over a photo of Andy next to Kevin, which was seen in a recap of the post by Instagram account @mrhousewives.

Over the pic, he wrote, “Heads up,” “Clown behavior alert,” “A little message for you,” and, “Ouch.”

“Aren’t we all exhausted by people who lie, cheat, and pretend to be someone they’re not?” Robert captioned the post. “Trash comes in all shapes and sizes. Ladies and gentlemen… this is exactly why I’m single.”

Robert attached a note he allegedly sent to Kevin warning him about Andy’s behavior that read the following:

“Hey Kevin,

Just wanted to give you a heads-up. Andy is on Feeld with an anonymous profile. I have a profile there too, but my face is hidden. He actually messaged me thinking I was someone else. Once I told him it was me (I’ve known him for about 10 years), he said it would be ‘dangerous’ if anything happened because I’ve been on a few TV shows.

If you two have an open relationship, then no worries at all. If not, I’d probably pay attention, because he’s clearly looking for something else.

Andy has always been a bit of a philanderer.

Here’s the name of the app, along with the voice memo I sent him before I blocked him.

Good luck.”

The dating app was called Feeld. 

A Google search for Feeld brought up the following description: “Feeld is an alternative, location-based dating and social app designed for open-minded individuals and queer people. It focuses on ethical non-monogamy (ENM), polyamory, casual connections, and specific kinks, offering an inclusive space to explore diverse gender identities and sexual orientations.”

Robert also leaked proof of the voice message Andy allegedly sent him and tagged both Andy and Kevin.

To date, neither Andy nor Kevin has responded. 

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It just seems to me that Robert clearly doesn't care about Kevin and is looking for a moment of clout because quiet as it's kept, no one has given him any attention since Finding Prince Charming was canceled after one season.

Maybe like so many gay couples, they are in an open relationship?

Why else would Andy reveal on Friday’s episode of his “Andy Cohen’s Daddy Diaries” podcast that he recently asked to see a fan’s revealing photo after catching a glimpse of it during a chance encounter on the street.

The Bravo star recalled that the nervous fan approached him for a photo but mistakenly pulled up what Cohen described as “very clearly a d—k pic” on his phone instead.

Rather than looking away, Cohen stopped him. “Wait a minute,” he remembered saying. “I want to see that.”

The 58-year-old joked that the fan was “just a random, nice guy” and “not [his] type” before admitting he “zoomed in” on the image.

“You look so great!” Cohen recalled telling the surprised admirer, calling this the “appropriate thing to do to make him feel good.”

“You look so great!” Cohen recalled telling the surprised admirer, calling this the “appropriate thing to do to make him feel good.”

The fan, still visibly flustered and “shaking,” asked again if they could take a picture together.

“What do you have to be nervous about?” Cohen quipped. “You just showed me your d—k. How could you be nervous now? Look where we’ve been.”

The two ultimately snapped a selfie before going their separate ways.

When Cohen called out, “Our photo’s cute, bye! Thanks for showing me your d—k,” the guy replied, “Anytime!”

Later in the episode, however, Cohen admitted he had begun second-guessing whether sharing the story publicly was the right move.

“I’ve had some shame-related feelings about me speaking so freely,” he said, adding that he told himself, “Maybe you don’t have to share every thought on the radio.”

Cohen said he “didn’t think twice” about telling the story until listeners began sliding into his DMs and criticizing his behavior.

One message urged the late-night host to publicly apologize, arguing that he should have ignored the fan’s explicit photo — especially because he’s in a relationship.

Podcast guest and comedian Sarah Colonna also joked that “zooming in on the photo maybe was a step too far.”

Cohen, however, wasn’t bothered by the criticism.

The commenter continued, slamming Cohen for interacting with the fan’s private photo when he has a boyfriend, claiming it makes it “all the more inappropriate.”

The TV host laughed at the message, before clarifying that “The first person [he] told about this story when it happened was [his] fella.”

“And he thought it was hilarious.”