The speculation began after Cohen previously joked about marrying at actress Billie Lourd’s next birthday party. When pressed by hosts Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones on whether wedding bells were imminent, Cohen quickly set the record straight. While he confirmed he is not engaged, he expressed a clear openness to the prospect of marriage, noting simply that he believes in love. He jokingly dismissed the idea of a televised wedding on the show, citing budget constraints at NBC News.
Cohen and Sobieski, a businessman, have been together for over a year after meeting at a July 4th party in the Hamptons in 2025. Their relationship has moved forward steadily, with Sobieski already forming a bond with Cohen’s two children, Ben and Lucy. Despite Cohen’s massive footprint in reality television, he has noted that Sobieski is largely unfamiliar with the "Real Housewives" franchise. Cohen views this lack of exposure to his professional world as a non-issue, emphasizing that their connection transcends his career. The host, who has kept his private life largely guarded throughout his tenure at Bravo, previously dated John Hill and epidemiologist Clifton Dassuncao.




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