Andy Cohen says his kids can use his embryos to 'defrost' and 'raise' their siblings when they're older

• Andy Cohen told Jeff Lewis he still has embryos left that he could potentially save for his kids.
• He said if Ben and Lucy have problems conceiving they could "defrost" the embryos and "raise them as a child."

Andy Cohen told Jeff Lewis on Monday's episode of Sirius XM's "Jeff Lewis Live" that his kids Ben, 3, and Lucy, five weeks, could use his remaining embryos to "defrost their sibling and raise them" in the future if they can't have children.

The friends were talking about their children around the 14-minute mark of the show when Lewis asked Cohen how many embryos he had left to use if he wanted to and Cohen said he had "a couple."

"You know what I'm thinking? This is crazy but like, if either of them cannot have kids, maybe in 20 years they'll defrost their sibling and raise them as a child," the "Watch What Happens Live!" host mused.

He then asked Lewis if the thought was "weird." Lewis said he thought that it was odd to think about.

Earlier in the conversation, Cohen, whose biological children were born via a surrogate, told Lewis that his son Ben is a "threenager" who is still trying to figure out what it means to be a big brother.

Cohen told Lewis that Ben sometimes "wants to kill" Lucy.

"He loves her but he is trying to kill her," the Bravo personality joked.

Lucy was born in April 2021 via a surrogate, Cohen shared on his Instagram earlier this year. "Thank you to my rock star surrogate (ALL surrogates are rockstars, by the way) and everyone who helped make this miracle happen. I'm so happy," Cohen wrote in the birth announcement.

He shared a similar Instagram post welcoming Ben to the world in February 2019.