In the glittering world of morning television, where coffee-fueled chit-chat meets celebrity sparkle, few moments capture the chaos quite like Andy Cohen’s unfiltered roasts. The Bravo powerhouse, known for his razor-sharp wit on Watch What Happens Live, has once again ignited the internet with a playful—but pointed—dig at Today star Jenna Bush Hager. This time, the target? Her suburban sanctuary, now under siege by sneaky rodents. As co-hosts on the freshly rebranded Today with Jenna & Friends—a pivot following Hoda Kotb’s heartfelt departure to prioritize family—the duo’s Tuesday, November 25, 2025, episode devolved into a delightfully awkward exposé on home hygiene, leaving viewers equal parts amused and appalled.

It all started innocently enough. Jenna, the 44-year-old daughter of former President George W. Bush, had casually confessed the day prior to a pesky mouse problem plaguing her New York-area home. With three energetic kids—Mila, 12; Poppy, 10; and Hal, 6—plus a family cat that’s more playmate than predator, the occasional whiskered intruder seemed like a relatable parenting rite. But when Andy, 57 and ever the provocateur, circled back with a cheeky check-in—”How’s the mice situation at your house by the way?”—the gloves came off. Jenna admitted the issue persisted, prompting Andy to drop the bomb: “I’m now starting to think maybe your house might be a little filthy.”

Gasps echoed from the studio audience, and Jenna’s wide-eyed defense was immediate and fierce. “No, it is not!” she shot back, insisting her stress-relief ritual involves meticulous vacuuming and spotless counters. Yet Andy, undeterred, piled on with practical (if blunt) advice: Seal those mysterious wall holes, corral the cat food, and Tupperware the kids’ snack crumbs before they become a rodent buffet. He even roped in a fictional PETA email—stemming from their prior chat about glue traps—as ammo, quipping that the animal rights group had valid points about cruelty but zero sympathy for untidy homes.

This isn’t Andy’s first tango with Jenna-fueled controversy. Just weeks earlier, on November 6, he playfully accused her of swiping his WWHL staple, “Prompter Wars”—a teleprompter-reading showdown that’s become a fan-favorite icebreaker. “We get games stolen all the time, and we say nothing. ‘Prompter Wars,’ I’m looking at you, Jenna Bush,” he teased during a clubby WWHL taping, spotlighting how she’d adapted it for high-profile guests like Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Jenna, unfazed, fired back about feeling like a “third wheel” in Andy’s bromance with Hoda, turning the jab into a testament to their easy camaraderie.

But the mouse meltdown escalated hilariously on Wednesday’s November 26 episode—Jenna’s birthday no less—when the conversation veered into footwear fetishes. As Andy extolled the virtues of going sockless for foot freedom, Jenna dared him to prove his “beautiful feet.” What followed was peak Cohen: He kicked off his loafer, peeled away the sock, and hoisted a bare sole skyward for the cameras, flexing with theatrical flair. “Foot fetishists watching the Today show, you’re welcome!” he crowed, while a stunned Jenna marveled at his “flexibility.” The show’s Instagram later captioned the clip with a preemptive apology: “We’re sorry for what corners of the internet this may land on.”

These antics underscore Andy’s role as the wildcard guest host in Hoda’s absence, injecting Bravo-level drama into NBC’s wholesome fourth hour. Since Hoda’s exit in late 2024 to focus on daughters Haley and Hope, Jenna has leaned on rotating stars like Andy for levity, blending Today‘s family vibe with late-night edge. Yet, beneath the laughs, there’s a subtle nod to real-life pressures: Balancing motherhood, career, and household havoc in a post-pandemic world where pests don’t discriminate by zip code.

Critics might cry “insensitive”—after all, implying a former First Daughter’s home is a mess could sting—but Jenna’s quick clapback and shared giggles suggest it’s all in good fun. Andy’s history of boundary-pushing—from Real Housewives feuds to his own parenting tales with kids Benjamin, 6, and Lucy, 3—positions him as the perfect foil. As social media erupts with memes of “Filthy Bush Manor” and foot fan art, one thing’s clear: In TV’s high-stakes game of banter, Andy Cohen doesn’t just play; he pounces. Will Jenna retaliate with a Today trap of her own? Stay tuned—this rodent rodeo is far from over.