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Andy Cohen wonders when he's going to get cancelled: 'I'm always waiting for the thing that's going to make it all fall down'

'It's fascinating to me,' the St. Louis native, 56, said Monday, 'the idea that you could say something and everything would be pulled away from you.'

The Real Housewives executive producer in the piece - titled The Last Inappropriate Man on Television How Andy Cohen survived the Reality Reckoning (at least for now) - explained how he's already toned down aspects of his act so as not to offend people. The profile noted that it served as 'a testament to Cohen's great interpersonal skills that he was able, for many years, to preside over a large number of exceptionally volatile personalities before they began to turn on him' in the form of lawsuits and other allegations. It described the Real Housewives stars as 'essentially gig workers who had forfeited control of their images in service to jobs that offered them high status but didn't even provide them with health insurance,' citing Bethenny Frankel as the lone standout to use fame from the show to reap massive wealth in business.

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