Bravo has renewed Andy Cohen‘s late night show Watch What Happens Live through 2027, keeping the former TV executive at the brand for years to come as a host and producer.

NBCUniversal also extended Cohen’s first-look deal through 2028. Cohen will also continue to host reunions and specials, and serve as an executive producer on the Real Housewives franchise.

“After more than 20 years with Bravo, I’m full of intense gratitude that I get to continue living out my dream here,” Cohen said in a statement. “I’m excited to keep growing our successes across NBCUniversal’s incredible portfolio and, most of all, thankful that I, along with my team, get to keep doing what we love most.”

A former Bravo executive, Cohen began hosting Watch What Happens Live in 2009 as something of an aftershow for its programming. It has since expanded into a full-blown late night franchise, hosting Bravo talent, of course, but also other big names from the worlds of entertainment, food, fashion and culture. Cohen, meanwhile, has become the face of the brand, which has become a staple on Peacock in addition to cable TV.

Cohen is responsible for many of Bravo’s biggest franchises, including the Real Housewives and Top Chef, which have become reality staples on both TV and streaming. He is also the de facto host of Bravocon, the live event for Bravo fans that NBCU hosts, where tickets to tapings of his show go fast.

Cohen also moonlights on SiriusXM, where he curates two channels, and on New Year’s Eve, where he hosts CNN’s signature event alongside his friend Anderson Cooper.