Andy Cohen revealed BravoCon is canceled for 2024, hinting 2025 is looking more likely for the prestigious TV event. He admits he is hoping they “skip a year” – and theorists blame him.
Known for executively producing shows like The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, the TV boss is coming under fire for influencing the BravoCon cancelation. But Andy Cohen says it’s “not his fault.”
BravoCon 2024 suddenly canceled
BravoCon 2024 has been canceled. Andy Cohen explained on his SiriusXM show, “I think this decision was made long ago because the availabilities for the location that we wanted to be were in September.”
He added, “It was way too soon. It felt way too soon, so I’m glad after last year’s BravoCon, and I don’t choose when BravoCon is.” The next BravoCon won’t be held until 2025, at Caesars Forum in Las Vegas.
Instead of a 2024 Con, Bravo is running a series of events debuting this spring in Los Angeles and New York — beginning with Watch Party by Bravo, screenings of upcoming episodes, and sneak peeks.
Theorists blame boss for cancelation
Andy revealed how he “read over the weekend that InTouch is blaming me for BravoCon getting canceled,” saying they’re “really on me” and that it’s “the most he’s thought about” the publication.
He said, “Their theory is that I’m going through it so BravoCon is canceled.” Some fans have even speculated that the yearly event isn’t taking place because Andy is leaving, which is not true.
Andy Cohen ‘hoped they’d skip year’
Andy Cohen admits he “remembers saying to the powers that be at Bravo I hope we’re skipping a year,” before adding that it’s “not” his fault. “I have no voice in the matter to tell you the truth,” he continued.
As a full-time host at BravoCon, Andy addressed rumors that have been swirling about the reason behind the event’s cancellation, but it’s mainly because of location availability and dates.
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