Andy Cohen Would Smash THIS Celebrity Who Is 10/10!

Andy Cohen has a celebrity crush!

The renowned host and executive producer of the late-night talk show "Watch What Happens Live!" on Bravo recently updated fans about a special man.

As one of the first openly gay TV hosts, the 54-year-old Missouri native's relationship preferences were no secret; however, the individual he would love to "smash" came as a surprise.

Taking to Instagram, the "Radio Andy" presenter uploaded a picture of his longtime friend John Mayer, in which the 7-time Grammy winner posed at a dinner table.

In the brightly-lit room, the "Your Body Is a Wonderland" singer's allure could not be missed as he remarkably looked younger than 44 years with his perfectly sculpted face, spotless skin, and wave-inspired hairdo.

Wearing a simple black top, the Pop idol showed off his gym-honed body by crossing his arms on the dinner table, giving fans a good view of his heavily tattooed left arm.

Mayer, a well-known watch collector, completed his casual look by donning a silver timepiece and staring fervidly at the camera, presumably held by Cohen.

The "Slow Dancing in a Burning Room" artist's passionate gaze was enough to melt the eyes of his admirers, a sentiment the "Love Connection" host echoed by captioning the post: "10/10 would smash."

The Missouri native's fans seemed to agree with the entertainer's thoughts as they flooded the post with over 100,000 likes and numerous positive comments.

Supportive remarks also came from public figures like Liam Neeson's son Daniel Neeson, the comedian Billy Eichner, and TV personality Golnesa Gharachedaghi.

These celebrities expressed a similar interest in getting intimate with the ASCAP Award winner.

This social media post was not the first time the longtime friends have publicly showcased their love for each other, as The Blast previously reported that Mayer sang Cohen's praises at his Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony.

Earlier this year, the Bravo alum received the prestigious star in Los Angeles surrounded by his loved ones, including his 3-year-old Benjamin, the "Gravity" singer, and the "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" cast members.

The reality TV series co-stars Lisa Rinna, and Garcelle Beauvais were the first to honor the Emmy Award winner with a heartfelt speech about his achievements, followed by Mayer's tribute.

Using his famous songwriting skills, the VMA winner composed an emotional message for his friend, highlighting his immense contributions to the LGBTQ+ movement that changed today's social norms.

The 44-year-old also praised the "Ex-Rated With Andy Cohen" star for being a "classic entertainer," someone with the qualities to be both "entertaining and intriguing." In Mayer's words:

"To be a true entertainer in today's day and age is to hold an extremely rare position because it is a massive commitment to the world and the entertainer's place in it."

The dynamic duo first connected through their shared love for the Grateful Dead band, whom the pair have traveled to see on several occasions.

During an interview, Cohen described their bond as an "unlikely friendship" because of Mayer's status as one of the world's greatest living guitarists while the 54-year-old was recognized as a wild TV host.

Despite their differences, the entertainers have remained close pals over the years, effectively staying in contact with their busy schedules.

As shared by The Blast, Cohen announced the arrival of his second child in April, a daughter named Lucy, who arrived via surrogacy like her older brother Benjamin.

Three months after welcoming his newest bundle of joy, the "Superficial" author opened up about dating on the "Stern Show Summer School," where the entertainer noted that the game had changed since becoming a father.

The Missouri native explained that he enjoyed being a parent to two adorable children; however, these responsibilities made relationships feel "emotionally chaotic."

According to "The Real Housewives" executive producer, he categorized people in his intimate life as those worthy of dating and individuals he wanted to "bang."

Nonetheless, the Peabody Award winner always had his family on his mind when choosing his partners, as anyone he planned on dating would someday be involved with his kids.