And I think that's one of the reasons why I latch onto this format so much, because I think it's fun. 'And I feel like, if you're gonna write a book like this, that's inspired by Andy Warhol's diaries, you better be prepared to drop some names. And Jane Fonda gave me advice about raising a girl.''

How so? 'Because I think it's a reflection on how pop culture works in a weird way.'Ĭooper said, 'The sheer number of, like, celebrity encounters you have – it's like, 'Oh, Meghan McCain texted me. Cohen has two radio channels on SiriusXM, a book imprint, a late-night talk show on Bravo, and he presides over the 'Real Housewives' franchise as an executive producer and host of those drama-filled reunions.Ĭohen said, 'I think this book is really as much a statement about pop culture in the year 2022 as it is about being a father, or my life and what I do.' It's about the high highs and low lows of being a single dad who also works long hours in the center ring of an often-manic media circus. Young Benjamin holds the keys to the castle.'Ĭohen writes about his new life with kids in his fun and fast-paced new book, 'Daddy Diaries: The Year I Grew Up,' the third in a bestselling series of diaries he's written. … But, like, the toddler bed is a nightmare, because they now have free will. 'Basically, what we're all doing, with all due, is keeping our children in a cage, which is the crib, okay? No, I mean, they can't get out.

'Oh, you are messing with your life!' Cohen laughed.

Becoming super natural book