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“People want to be heard, and that’s with little kids, and that’s with stars of reality shows.”

The current Queen frontman has apparently had it with straight actors playing gay rock stars.

The former president and creative director of J.Crew joins the show’s upcoming 14th season.

She also answered why she didn’t have the chance to sing “I Will Always Love You” together with the bisexual singer before her passing.

Previously planned episodes of ‘Watch What Happens Live’ won’t be recorded from Cohen’s home after the TV personality was “not feeling great.”

“My partners and I tried everything possible within our means to find solutions to keep it going….The clock ran out,” said the gay fashion designer.

The longtime friend of LGBTQ equality said she had a “fabulous” time taping the show.

In his new book, “The Andy Cohen Diaries: A Deep Look at a Shallow Year,” author and television host and executive Andy Cohen tries to explain to his rescue dog, Wacha, the luck of going from a West Virginia kill shelter to lunching at Jerry Seinfeld’s estate in East Hampton, New York. Wacha may not get it, but we do.

“Millionaire Matchmaker” Patti Stanger — who on Sunday made sweeping generalizations about gays and monogamy, Jewish men, and New York women — issued an apology on Monday for her remarks, but within hours taped an appearance for “The Joy Behar Show,” where she proceeded to reinforce more gay stereotypes.

“Millionaire Matchmaker” Patti Stanger — appearing Sunday on Bravo’s “Watch What Happens Live” — declared that gay men are not capable of monogamy, Jewish men are liars, and told a gay viewer she thought he was straight because he didn’t look “queen-y.”