This marks the eighth year that CNN will also employ the inviting chemistry of a lengthy duet of Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen to co-host New Year’s Eve Live. Infection and hilarious antics of this artist make ringing in the new year unavoidable.
It’s bound to be the same as all previous ones. Cooper is already set to grace the audience with his signature guffaws while Cohen promises banter to delight the senses. The host did take to Instagram in early December and exclaimed, “We’re back!!!!! Can’t wait to have a ball while we watch the ball drop.”
CNN will have real-time updates from different locations; these include reports from Times Square, Madame Tussauds, Key West in Florida, Bahamas’ Atlantis Paradise Island, and Prescott, Arizona. The reports there will showcase the myriad ways of celebrating the New Year across the country.
New Year’s Eve Live pulled in 2.33 million viewers in 2021, a 12 percent increase from 2022. It is the second-largest audience for the show in history, beginning its run in 2007.
The show has made its place among the most cheerful and yet has a dose of very heartfelt moments in itself. It has also lined up some stellar performances and special guests, all contributing to a lively and festive atmosphere.
Whether you’re tuning in from cable or streaming platforms, CNN’s New Year’s Eve Live offers an unforgettable countdown experience. With Cooper and Cohen at the helm, viewers can expect laughter, surprises, and an entertaining start to 2025.
Prepare your champagne and shot glasses—this New Year’s Eve is shaping up to be a memorable one!
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