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Andy Cohen is sharing new details about the emotional memorial service for Robert Cosby Jr., and he’s also praising a few familiar Housewives who made sure to show up for Mary Cosby during an incredibly difficult time.
During Monday’s live episode of SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Live, the Bravo host opened up about the service held Saturday in Salt Lake City. While Cohen wasn’t able to attend the memorial himself, he told listeners that he received a full report about what happened and described the ceremony as deeply moving and spiritual.
The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Mary Cosby was surrounded by friends, family, and members of the Bravo world as they gathered to honor her son.
Andy Cohen says, ” I was not able to go to Robert Jr.’s service on Saturday in Salt Lake City. I got a full report though and I hear it was an absolutely incredible ceremony. It was Pentecostal and besides the Salt Lake City Housewives and production team, I know that Cynthia was there and Shereé was there and Kyle Richards was there, which was just, I love it that they went. I think that is so kind.”
Andy added, “They are real ones, those three and I hear that the service was so uplifting and so moving and absolutely kind of rapturous, and Mary was on one. I mean, in a spiritual way. She was spiritually on one. Let me say that, and Robert Sr. spoke and was apparently, Kyle said Robert Sr. was unbelievable.”
The memorial itself reportedly had a strong Pentecostal influence and was described as both uplifting and emotional. Cohen shared that Mary was incredibly powerful throughout the ceremony, bringing a deep spiritual presence to the service as she honored her son.
He also revealed that Robert Sr. spoke during the memorial and left a major impression on those in attendance, with Kyle Richards reportedly telling Cohen that his speech was “unbelievable.”
In addition to Cynthia, Shereé, and Kyle, members of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City cast and the production team were also present to show their support.
Even though Cohen couldn’t make it in person, it was clear from his comments that he was moved by the turnout and by the Housewives who stepped up for Mary when it mattered most.
