Andy Cohen makes wild offer to host Trump and Elon Musk's 'Real Housewives' reunion amid dramatic fallout

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Andy Cohen has made a wild offer in an attempt to resolve the fallout between President Donald Trump and his former "first buddy" Elon Musk.

The former besties have been embroiled in a very dramatic spat since the president’s former advisor called his 'big, beautiful bill' an "abomination."

The feud escalated further after Trump called the Tesla CEO "crazy" and threatened to cut his government subsidies and contracts, of which both Tesla and SpaceX have been immense beneficiaries.

In response, the tech billionaire called for Trump's impeachment, mocked the president's signature tariffs, and accused him of having ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Andy Cohen pitches Elon Musk and Donald Trump's 'Real Housewives' reunion show

The whirlwind bromance between Donald Trump and Elon Musk has shockingly come to an end, but Andy Cohen has come up with a plan to smooth over the fallout, according to the Daily Mail. 

The Real Housewives franchise's host and executive producer proposed they reunite for a "reunion-style show." "LET ME HOST THE REUNION!" Cohen joked on X, alongside a US flag emoji.

Jared Moskowitz, a Democratic US Representative from Florida, even joined in the fun by" crafting a seating chart in typical Bravo style.

Moskowitz followed Bravo's traditions of seating the two major people from each Housewives season in the first chairs on either side of Cohen, with Trump and Musk taking the top seats.

Following Trump are Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, Vice President JD Vance, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

The reunion seating map graphic showed Musk flanked by Peter Navarro, Trump's special counselor for trade and manufacturing, and White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt.

Pennsylvania Representative Malcolm Kenyatta appears to have initiated the idea that Cohen should "host" a "reunion."

'Petition to have @Andy host the Trump-Musk White House Housewives Reunion. America deserves all the tea. Also kill the bill,' the Pennsylvania pep tweeted.

Donald Trump's aides try to smooth over fallout with Elon Musk

Andy Cohen isn’t the only one who has been trying to mend fences between Donald Trump and Elon Musk.

Following exchanges of brutal barbs between the former besties, billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman stepped into the fray, posting a plea on X for the two men to reconcile 'for the benefit of our great country,' warning that 'we are much stronger together than apart.'

Musk, who became one of Trump's closest allies during the election campaign and then as head of his DOGE cost-cutting task force, responded with a brief but telling reply, "You're not wrong."

Some saw the surprise comment as an olive branch, implying that he is trying to de-escalate their feud, which erupted in public after weeks of suspected friction, according to the Daily Mail. 

Trump's aides are apparently planning a call between the president and his erstwhile "first buddy" for Friday to smooth over the crisis that threatens to splinter MAGA and destabilize Washington, DC.