So Sad; A heart_Breaking News about Jeff Lewis just rocked the internet over scandal of …

So Sad; A heart_Breaking News about Jeff Lewis just rocked the internet over scandal of …

It looks like Jeff Lewis is coming for Andy Cohen‘s “troublemaking queen” title. Cohen revealed on today’s taping of Sirius XM’s Andy Cohen Live that Lewis “got into it with a Housewife” before filming the Watch What Happens Live 15th anniversary special.

The Real Housewives executive producer showed up to his radio show this morning with a froggy voice, prompting his co-host John Hill to joke that he sounded like “Big Ange got run over by a truck.” According to Cohen, he had a late night on Thursday (June 20) filming his upcoming WWHL anniversary special, which is set to air on Bravo at the end of the month.

While he didn’t reveal too much about the event, he did tease that Lewis was present for the festivities.

“It was really fun. I will say — Jeff and I spilled the beans on his radio show on Tuesday — that Jeff was on my 15th anniversary special,” he said. “And he was really funny. He got into it with a Housewife before the show backstage, which you will be hearing more about.”

Lewis has never shied away from shading a Real Housewife or two. During his appearance on Tuesday night’s (June 18) episode of WWHL, he suggested that a “crazy bitch” like former Real Housewives of Orange County star Kelly Dodd join The Real Housewives of Dubai to shake things up. He also said he wanted to bring Caroline Manzo back to The Real Housewives of New Jersey once Cohen “settles the lawsuit” and that he’d get rid of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Dorit Kemsley “because she adds nothing.”

The radio host also called out Cohen for taking away Shannon Beador‘s allies ahead of RHOC Season 18, claiming that Bravo “set her up.” Cohen concluded the conversation by telling his guest to “calm down.”

Despite the tense moment, Cohen had nothing but kind things to say about Lewis this morning. In fact, he said it was his Flipping Out interview with Lewis that got him discovered by Michael Davies, the CEO of Embassy Row, which is the production company that produces WWHL.

“It meant, obviously, so much to have Michael there last night,” Cohen said. “But to have Jeff there was really great. It’s been a really long time since Jeff and I have been able to have a cocktail and go super deep but we went very deep last night and I have a lot of love for him.”