Anderson Cooper thinks Gloria Vanderbilt knew his son could be named Wyatt

Anderson Cooper believes that his late mom, Gloria Vanderbilt, knew that her son’s identify could be Wyatt — regardless that he didn’t get the possibility to inform her.

The CNN host — whose late father was named Wyatt — stated he was in a position to inform Vanderbilt about his plans to change into a father or mother earlier than her June 2019 demise, however at that time he hadn’t but chosen a reputation.

“I imply, I believe she knew,” Cooper, 52, instructed greatest buddy Andy Cohen and their followers on Monday’s episode of SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Stay.

Wyatt’s center identify is Morgan, a household identify on Vanderbilt’s aspect. The newborn was born in April through surrogate.

Cooper additionally mirrored on his first Mom’s Day with out Vanderbilt, saying: “It’s bittersweet clearly.”

“It’s, you realize, anniversaries are all the time tough, particularly the primary one after any individual has died however you realize, I instructed — I used to be in a position to inform her earlier than she died, you realize, that that I used to be going to have a son and he or she was thrilled and he or she had been wanting me to, you realize, to have a child for a very long time,” he stated. “And my mother was was undoubtedly from, you realize, a distinct period in a distinct world however she was probably the most fashionable and accepting particular person I believe I’ve ever met. And so even at 95, she was additionally probably the most youthful particular person I believe I do know and so she was, you realize, she was up for something. She needed me to have a child and he or she knew I’d be or she felt I’d be an ideal dad and so I believe she could be amazed and thrilled to satisfy Wyatt and I hope she will see him.”