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Over two years after his mother, Gloria Vanderbilt's death, Anderson Cooper has opened up about the extremities his mother was prepared to go to help him become a father.
While appearing on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, the TV journalist revealed his mother offered to be a surrogate for him at 85-years-old.
While calling her "kind of nutty," he continued to reveal she went as far as to see a gynecologist who confirmed she could carry a child despite her age.
"She says to me, 'Honey, I'm not talking about having a child of my own. I mean, that's crazy, I'm 85...I was thinking, you get an egg and fertilise it with a sperm, and I'll carry your child. I finally said to her, I was like, 'Mum, I love you, but even for you, that is just bats**t crazy. That is just nuts. ' That is so weirdly oedipal on a whole new level. That kid would be on the cover of The New York Post or the rest of its life."
Anderson made it very clear he wasn't keen on the idea. Gloria though, went one step further and tried to show him she would be available if he changed his mind. |
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