Watch What Happens Live’s November 1–5, 2026 guest lineup opens with Ashley Darby and Jake Shears on Sunday and closes with Jessica Chastain and Cynthia Nixon on Thursday. Megan Hilty, Jane Leeves and Michelle Collins are also among the guests scheduled to join Andy Cohen during the five-night run on Bravo.
The week pairs each set of guests for a separate episode, with Fraser Olender, Erin Lichy and Angie Katsanevas rounding out the schedule. Here is the complete Sunday-through-Thursday lineup, including the announced episode numbers.
Watch What Happens Live Guests This Week
| Date | Guests | Episode |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday, November 1 | Ashley Darby and Jake Shears | 23177 |
| Monday, November 2 | Fraser Olender and Megan Hilty | 23178 |
| Tuesday, November 3 | Jane Leeves and Erin Lichy | 23179 |
| Wednesday, November 4 | Angie Katsanevas and Michelle Collins | 23180 |
| Thursday, November 5 | Jessica Chastain and Cynthia Nixon | 23181 |
Who Is Joining Andy Cohen November 1–5?
Ashley Darby and Jake Shears kick off the week on Sunday, November 1. Monday’s episode brings Fraser Olender and Megan Hilty to the clubhouse.
On Tuesday, Jane Leeves and Erin Lichy join Cohen. Angie Katsanevas and Michelle Collins follow on Wednesday, before Jessica Chastain and Cynthia Nixon close the week on Thursday, November 5.
The announced listings confirm the guest pairings, but do not specify individual interview topics or games. Each night offers a different combination of guests rather than a single group appearance across the week.
How to Watch Watch What Happens Live
Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen airs on Bravo Sunday through Thursday. Airtimes can vary with the nightly schedule, so check Bravo’s official listings for the November 1–5 broadcasts. Episodes are available to stream on the show’s Peacock page. Guest lineups are subject to change.
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