Cohen came prepared with balloons and a cake to celebrate Cooper's birthday, just one day after his own

Anderson Cooper serves as a correspondent for 60 Minutes and anchors CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360. Cooper graduated from Yale University in 1989 and worked for Channel One News before joining ABC News as a correspondent in 1995.

After nearly a decade of ringing in the new year with CNN, Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen are gearing up to host a 4th of July celebration.

Bidding farewell to "60 Minutes" after 20 years, Anderson Cooper said balancing the show with CNN anchoring and raising his sons was "challenging."

Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen are jumping from New Year’s Eve shots to Fourth of July fireworks. The duo, who have held forth the past several years as hosts of CNN’s New Year’s Eve coverage from New York’s Times Square,

The longtime friends return to Times Square in July for an Independence Day Eve special.

In addition to his work on CNN since the early 2000s, broadcast journalist Anderson Cooper spent more than two decades on CBS' News' "60 Minutes" — an association that ended with his farewell broadcast on May 17.

See 6 unrecognizable photos of Anderson Cooper without his signature white hair from his childhood and 20s