Andy Cohen standing with a TV screen showing Super Bowl mock‑up and a football‑themed scarf glowing in warm light

Andy Cohen Stars in Nerds’ Super Bowl LX Commercial

At a Glance

  • Andy Cohen stars in Nerds’ Super Bowl LX commercial.
  • A 15-second teaser shows a backyard party and phone calls.
  • Cohen plans to watch the full spot from home with his kids.

Why it matters: Fans see a familiar TV personality in a high-profile ad and get a glimpse of the campaign’s playful tone.

The candy brand Nerds released a 15-second teaser on Jan. 27 that puts Andy Cohen front and center in its Super Bowl LX commercial. The clip shows Cohen hosting a backyard party surrounded by Nerds characters, blowing up a pool floatie, and taking a call from a friend. The teaser hints at a fun, light-hearted storyline that will unfold during the full 30-second spot airing on Feb. 8, 2026.

Super Bowl LX Teaser Reveals Andy Cohen

The preview cuts between Cohen dancing with party guests and the Nerds brand mascot. When his phone rings again, Cohen answers with a playful, “Hey bud! No, it’s always a good time!” He then says, “Oo, sorry, it’s my Taste Bud. You got news?” before the title card flashes: “Get your taste buds ready.” The date of the Super Bowl appears, and Cohen coos, “Oh that’s juicy!” The teaser ends with a tease of the full commercial.

Cohen’s Perspective

Cohen told News Of Los Angeles that working with Nerds was an easy choice because the brand feels “organic” to him. He added, “I only do things that are organic and that makes sense, and I’ve been eating Nerds since I was a little kid.” He described the shoot as a “pinch me” moment in a life full of “pinch me” moments. Cohen joked that the commercial was “nothing to complain about.” He said, “Not only was it a huge production which you’ll see from the spot, but also it was working with a brand that I love, and I got to eat Nerds all day. So I was just having a ball.” He contrasted the shoot with the previous week’s The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City reunion, saying he “walked off because I’ve just kind of had it” and that he brought a different energy to the Nerds shoot.

Family Connection

Cohen, a 57-year-old father to Ben, 6, and Lucy, 3, explained how his kids are excited about the commercial. He said, “[Ben] can’t believe I have a Super Bowl ad and he’s been talking about this for months.” Cohen shared that he hosts a Super Bowl party each year that his son looks forward to. He added, “I was invited to the game, and I was like, there’s no way that I can go to the game and not have this party and be with Ben when we watch the ad.”

Event Details

Event Date Location
Super Bowl LX Feb. 8, 2026 Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, California

The commercial will air during the broadcast of Super Bowl LX on Sunday, Feb. 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. Fans can expect the full 30-second spot to showcase Cohen’s playful personality and the Nerds brand’s signature candy.

Key Takeaways

Andy Cohen holds a handful of colorful Nerds with stacks around him against a TV studio backdrop.
  • Andy Cohen is the face of Nerds’ Super Bowl LX commercial, bringing his TV hosting charm to the candy brand.
  • The 15-second teaser hints at a backyard party setting and playful phone calls that set the tone for the full spot.
  • Cohen’s enthusiasm for Nerds and his kids’ excitement add a personal touch to the campaign.
  • The full commercial will air during Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8, 2026 at Levi’s Stadium.

Fans of Cohen and Nerds can look forward to a fun, family-friendly commercial that blends the host’s humor with the brand’s playful spirit.

Author

  • My name is Olivia M. Hartwell, and I cover the world of politics and government here in Los Angeles.

    Olivia M. Hartwell covers housing, development, and neighborhood change for News of Los Angeles, focusing on who benefits from growth and who gets pushed out. A UCLA graduate, she’s known for data-driven investigations that follow money, zoning, and accountability across LA communities.

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