- He can shoot a layup,
and she can shoot a close-up.
It's "Watch What
Happens Live"
with Iman
and Dwyane Wade now.
[cheers and applause]
* Andy Cohen's
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* King king
Of midnight fun *
* Midnight
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* Late night *
Hey, everybody, welcome
to "Watch What Happens Live."
I'm your host Andy Cohen
in the Bravo Clubhouse
with an A-list athlete
and an icon who plays
a cutthroat sport
known as fashion.
My first guest is a legendary
supermodel, actress
and entrepreneur
who would never rub our noses
in her success,
but she is asking you
to rub your nose
in her first-ever signature
fragrance Love Memoir
which comes out on HSN
and HSN.com tomorrow.
Please welcome
the one and only Iman!
Our friend! Hi!
[cheers and applause]
Great to see you. Who makes
that dress, by the way?
- Uh, Halston.
- Oh, I love it.
- I mean, when I stand
and I do that,
it looks like
I'm doing "Mahogany."
- Is it vintage?
Is it vintage?
- Yes.
- Wow.
And while Iman's fragrance
is a memoir for your nostrils,
my next guest's new book
is the most important thing
to happen to your eyeballs
since Luann dropped
"Class with the Countess."
His photographic memoir "Dwyane"
is out now.
Say hi to Dwyane Wade! Hey, man!
- Thank you. Thank you.
- Great to see you!
I mean, the two of you really
complement each other tonight.
- Well, we know
what we're doin'.
Talk-talk to him about that.
- Yes, uh, yeah.
I said, you know, as, um,
colored folks--
- Yes.
[laughing]
- We know-- we know what looks
good on our skin tone.
- We know what pops.
- Yes, okay.
Well, our guest bartender
is starring in a Broadway play
produced by Kandi Burruss,
so here's hoping
the opening night party
was catered by
the Old Lady Gang.
I saw it.
It is wonderful.
I cannot recommend it
higher, guys.
Go see "Thoughts of
a Colored Man"
now playing at
the Golden Theatre
here in New York City.
It stars our buddy
Bryan Terrell Clark.
Hey, Bryan!
[cheers and applause]
Bryan, I love the play, man.
Can't recommend it higher.
And all the "Atlanta"
Housewives were there
the other night, right?
- Everybody was there,
and, you know, people were
trying not to ruin their makeup,
you know, because the tears
from laughter
and, you know, from hearts
being full was--
It was an amazing night.
- Well, you're wonderful
in the play.
- Thank you. Thanks so much.
- Drinking game alert--
My guests won't know it.
Any time you hear
anyone say this word,
if you're 21 or over,
drink until you're sweatier
than an NBA locker room.
- By the way, it was
fun seeing you in, uh,
in the audience at Adele
the other night on CBS.
Great-- you were telling me
before the show
it was one of the ten best
concerts you've ever seen.
- Yeah, well, it was one
of the ten best moments.
- Wow.
- Like, it's one of--
one of them things
that you had to be there
to really understand
the-the essence of the moment,
you know, and her not
performing for so long,
doing it in front
of close friends,
family, some people
she didn't know,
uh, and just the magic
in her voice, you know,
when she speaks, it's just--
It's beautiful.
And so to be able
to be there,
I was just sittin' there, like,
thanking my wife for taking me,
'cause I didn't get invited.
My wife did.
Um, so it was great.
- That's great.
That's great.
Uh, Iman,
I haven't seen you
in so long,
and-and I-I always
remember fondly
the time that
we worked together.
- Yes.
- You hosted a show on Bravo.
And one of the things I loved
working, uh, with Iman--
One of the things I loved
about working with you
was that-- the emails
I would get from you.
Do you know what the subject
line said in the email?
- "Urgent."
- "Urgent from Iman."
"Urgent from Iman."
Every single email.
Do you still do that?
- I still do that.
- Every email--
"Urgent from Iman."
- And it could be,
"Urgent-- what-what shoes
are you wearing?"
- Yes. No. I mean, literally.
- I'm about to try that.
- Everything was the same thing,
and I was like,
"This is urgent
from Iman!"
- Then he got used to it
and then started ignoring me.
- Yeah. Yeah. You know, listen.
Things lose their urgency.
My guests tonight are both
such overachievers,
they've never come in
last place for anything
unless they entered
a local contest
for most unattractive
and poor,
but tonight I'm way
more interested
in the compelling
first in their lives.
I want to get into those.
What was the first concert
you ever attended in your life?
- 1976, David Bowie
Station to Station.
- That was the first
concert you ever--
- That was the first concert.
- And that was
before you were in love?
- Are you kidding me?
I met him in 1991.
After that. Yeah.
- Wow.
- I went to all--
to his concerts.
Um, I was a huge fan.
And I would be invited
to go backstage
to meet him,
and I never did.
- Why didn't you
got backstage?
- I'm not that kind of girl.
- Wow. But you got the man.
- But I became that kind
of a girl when I met him.
- Yes. Dwyane, what-what-what
was your first concert?
- Uh, I want to say
it was Usher.
- Okay.
- It was definitely Usher,
probably around '04, '05.
He was at, uh, Alonzo Mourning
used to do this, um,
basketball charity event
in Miami,
and um, Usher came
and performed,
and you couldn't tell me
in that seat I wasn't Usher.
I was like--
- Right.
- I was sittin' there
doin' all the moves.
- Iman, describe your first date
with David Bowie.
- It was a blind date.
- It was a blind date?
- It was a blind date.
Uh, first I went to--
he was, uh, doing, uh,
Sound and Vision tour.
- Yeah.
- So I went to see him in L.A.
- Yeah.
- And I'm usually not late
for concerts,
because it's difficult
to get in, so--
But I was late.
I was behind stage.
I was coming to my seat,
and he was just about
to go on stage,
and he stopped,
and for the first time--
That's how we met, actually,
the first time.
And he shook my hand,
and he said,
"I hope you have
a good night."
And the next day, somebody--
a hair dresser
above all people.
I always say I can't--
You can't trust a hair dresser
but with shampoo
and conditioner,
but to introduce you
to the love of your life?
Yeah. And-- yeah.
Blind date.
He told me it was
a birthday party,
but it was just
David and I
and him and his boyfriend.
- Wow.
And you and your first date
with Gabrielle Union?
- Hmm, my first date.
Like-like out the house date?
- Well, maybe in the house.
- Yeah, it depends.
- Um, my first date with her,
um, was--
yeah, it was indoors.
It was indoors.
I kind of, uh, you know,
did the lux--
you know, the roses
leading into the--
- Nice!
- Oh!
- The bubble bath, you know.
- Oh! Oh, bubble bath
for the first date.
- First date? A bubble--
- Oh, very good. I like that.
- I mean, let's see where--
Let's set the mood early.
- Now I understand
your relationship.
Uh, Iman, what was it like
the first time
you walked a major runway?
- Oh, uh, again,
it was for Halston.
It was my third day
in New York.
I've never worn heels
or makeup
before I came
to the United States.
I was majoring
in political science,
so, um, and I did
his runway,
and I was terrified.
- Wow.
- And he had lots of mirrors
on, uh, on, uh, his showroom,
and on the first room,
I was shaking like a leaf.
Second room, I got
a little bit confident,
and third, I thought,
I've really got confidence,
and I walked
right into a mirror.
[laughter]
- Dwyane, what was it like
the first time you stepped
into an NBA stadium
as a player?
- Uh, I mean, of course, it's--
you can't believe you're there.
You know, it's like, you--
you've watched it
your whole life.
You know, I've grown up--
I grew up in Chicago
watching Michael Jordan
and the Chicago Bulls,
and getting the opportunity
to finally get in the arena
to look around,
you know, is like, I'm here.
- Right.
- So it's one of those,
you know, just surreal moments
to just--
just to be there.
And once I got there,
I was like,
oh, so now it just started.
- Yes.
- Really, now it's on.
- And start it did.
Thank you both very much.
[cheers and applause]
Iman has worn every designer
label under the sun,
but I'm about to put her
through a game
that she might label
incredibly shady.
Let's play...
Iman, look right here.
We're gonna go through
vintage photos of you
stepping down the runway.
Tell us if you can remember
the designer
you are repping
down the runway.
Okay, who are you repping
right here, Iman?
Can you remember?
- Jean Paul Gaultier.
- Yes, in 1983.
What about right here?
This is in 1988.
- Oh, Thierry Mugler.
- Yes, Mugler.
Here you are in 1983.
- Uh, some African designer--
no, I'm kidding.
I have absolutely no idea.
- It's Chanel.
- You're kidding me.
- No.
Here you are in 1984.
Any idea?
- It looks like YSL.
- Yes, YSL.
You're so good.
Here you are in 1988.
- Oh, um, Dave Glass?
- Ungaro.
- Oh.
- Uh, winter '88.
How about serving power blazer
right here?
- Oh, dear god,
I have no idea.
- It's Valentino.
[laughing]
- Okay, right here,
the lady is a boss.
- Oh, dear god, Valentino?
- No, it's Dior.
Plaid on parade
in 1985 right here.
- Oh, um, dear god...
Kenzo?
- That's incredible.
No, it's Karl Lagerfeld.
Well, you started strong.
Last up, here you are,
kinda giving "Golden Girls."
- Yeah, very
"Golden Girls."
Ungaro?
- It's Givenchy.
Let's do one more. How about
you in this slinky nightie?
This is 1997.
- Oh, that's Versace.
- Yes, it is!
Thank you very much, Iman.
[cheers and applause]
- Well, Dwyane's
new photo memoir
is so chock full
of stunning photographs
one might assume he is coming
for Iman's gig.
So I wanna dig through
a few to get a snapshot
of what was going
through your head.
Okay, I'm just gonna show you
a picture from your career.
I just wanna know what was
going through your mind
at that time.
Um, here you are
being looked at
by a team assistant
after being hit in the face
in the semifinals of the NCAA
Final Four against Kansas.
What's going through
your mind?
- I think we were losing
by, like, 30 or 40.
- Yep.
- So I was hoping
I wasn't okay so they could
take me to the hospital.
- Okay, here you are,
NBA finals against
the Mavs, 2006.
You and Shaq
are celebrating.
Well, that--
okay, so that was a sto--
we did that on purpose.
That was a fake photo.
We did a stock fake photo.
Um, trying to-- we were--
we was like--
if we have a win,
we're just gonna do this photo.
- Okay, very good.
- We did.
- Here's you with Kobe
with your gold medals,
uh, in Beijing
during the Olympics.
What's going
through your mind?
- Well, we wanted to see
if the gold was real.
- Okay.
- And I wanted to see
if all the money I was paying
to the dentist's office
really was real.
- Okay.
- It worked.
- Um, here you are
being embraced by your now wife
moments after you proposed.
What's going through your mind?
- I'm still shaking.
Uh, but what's going
through my mind
is that finally I got--
I finally did it.
And I knew I wanted to do it
for a very long time.
But I finally did it.
And my knee was hurting,
so I couldn't wait
till she let me go
so I could stand up.
- How long did you date
before you popped the question?
- Oh, let's see, we been
married-- about seven years.
- Seven years, wow, wow.
How's your knee now?
- Well, I was on
a yoga block right there.
No one can see it.
I had a yoga block down there
while I was proposing
But my knees are great.
I don't play no more.
- Here you are
attending
the Met Gala in 2019.
What's going
through your mind?
- Uh, just don't get in the way.
- Okay.
Here you are in 2014 with LeBron
after you defeated the Spurs
in game seven
of the finals.
- What year is that?
- That is 2013.
- Oh, so that was
my third championship.
So I just remember
thinking like,
I knew that this was
a special one,
number three is
a very special number to me.
And I remember thinking
that I was getting old,
and I don't know
if I'm gonna win another one,
so I'm gonna enjoy this.
I just was looking
at it like, man,
I don't know if I'm gonna
see you again after today,
but I love it.
- And did you win another?
- No.
All right, thank you very much,
Dwyane Wade!
Coming up,
more with Iman and Dwyane.
Sunday night it's our last show
before Thanksgiving.
Don't miss it.
We'll be right back.
[cheering and applause]
* Watch what happens live
watch what happens live *
All right, welcome back to
"Watch What Happens Live."
I'm Andy Cohen
in the Bravo Clubhouse
having a thirsty
Thursday night kiki
with the legendary Iman.
Her new fragrance
Love Memoir
drops tomorrow at HSN
and HSN.com.
You sent me some.
It's a beautiful fragrance.
I love it.
- Yes. I mean, last year--
I have a house,
upstate New York,
that I built with my husband,
beautiful mountain views
and all that.
He loved the house.
But since he passed away,
I would go, like,
for a long weekend,
you know.
I could barely stand it.
Brings old memories back.
- Yeah.
- But last year
I was there, and I really went
and processed my grief
and came from the other--
came through the other side.
And it was really magical
to be able to create
something that
really was a tribute
to the love that we had
for over three decades.
- That's great.
Congratulations.
And give it up
for Dwyane Wade!
Pick up his new book "Dwyane."
It's out now.
- Thank you. Thank you.
- Over at the bar,
it's Bryan Terrell Clark
from "Thoughts of
a Colored Man"
on Broadway.
Bryan's sipping his drink.
Drinking game reminder:
anytime you hear this word,
in honor of Iman's fragrance,
pour yourself a spritz.
Let's take questions
from our virtual fans.
Erica from Virginia has
a question for Iman.
Hey, Erica.
- Hey, Andy. Hi, Dwyane.
- Hello.
- Hi, Erica.
- Iman, hi.
Iman, I would love to know,
what was it--
what do you remember
about working
with Michael Jackson
on his music video
"Remember the Time"
with Eddie Murphy?
- Yes, um, it was, um--
he was very shy, obviously,
Michael, but he was--
loved making jokes
and loved gossip.
He would always ask me,
"what's going on?"
[laughter]
- I love it.
- Yeah.
- Just, like, any kind--
- No, yes, people, like,
I know, like you.
- Right.
[laughter]
- All right, here's Alan
from New York City
with a question for Dwyane.
- What was your reaction
to Tyler Herro saying
that LeBron James is
the greatest Heat player
of all time,
and who would you give
that title to?
- Oh, great question.
So my reaction to LeBron
as the greatest Heat player
of all time was, like,
come on, Tyler.
- Right.
- You can give him
the greatest NBA player
if you want to,
but you can't give him
the greatest Heat player
of all time.
That goes to me so far.
- Yes.
- But I mean, give it to me
before somebody
take it from me,
like Bam is coming
and maybe Tyler one day.
But I think in Miami, I think
everybody would say I am.
But it's okay.
You know, it's all good.
He's young.
- Kyle Lowry almost tied your
record, uh, recently, right?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
What-- points in a quarter.
- Yes.
- Yeah, that--
it doesn't matter.
- It doesn't.
- I mean, way more
possessions now.
The game was slower
when I played.
I mean--
- Yeah, we see-- yeah.
Oh, that's right.
Uh, Iman, uh, there were so many
incredible tributes, uh,
to your late great husband
when he passed away.
I just wonder--
we were just playing Gaga
during the commercial break,
and it reminded me
of what she did for him
at the Grammys.
Did you ever see that, and what
was your reaction to it?
- Uh, yes, I did.
I saw that.
And then the BRIT awards--
Lorde.
- Yeah, and Madonna
did something.
- And Madonna did, yeah.
Yeah, and, you know, because
they were all fans,
and each one of them
had a unique way--
his-his music touched people
in different ways,
so, no, it was lovely
to just see the tributes.
- Yes. Um, Dwyane, uh,
Gene M. wants to know
how often Gabrielle
needs to tell you
to change your
slim fit pants
because she can see
your "heart beat."
[laughing]
- That sounds so her.
- Gene?
- She talked about that on,
uh, "Kimmel" recently.
- Gene-Gene, my wife
likes my heartbeat.
- Right. Good.
Well, it's her
heartbeat, too.
Uh, Gabrielle Union has said
that Dwyane needs her approval
before he leaves the house
in tight pants,
because he's a quote
"blessed" gentleman.
But since both my guests
have been blessed
with bigger-than-average
Rolodexes--
By the way, I did not
time this right.
Just so you know, I didn't plan
to hit this topic twice.
- Yeah, right.
- I apologize.
I really didn't, but now that
we're on the topic,
it's time to play--
[coughing]
Excuse me. It's time to play
"Have! You! Met Them!?"
[coughs]
Oh, that was sad. Sorry.
Let me know if either of you
have met the following people.
If you have, tell us something
about the experience.
Have either of you met
Elizabeth Taylor?
I'm assuming you have
many times.
- Yes.
- And?
- Uh, the-- uh, last time
I saw her,
I was wearing the biggest
diamond in the world,
at an amfAR event in Cannes.
- Yep.
- And she put the whole diamond
in her mouth.
[laughing]
- Amazing.
She wanted it.
- You know how she feels
about diamonds.
- Yes. Uh, I'm assuming
you both have met, uh, Jay-Z
and Beyonce many times.
- Yes.
- Both. Yes.
- Yes. Yes. And?
- Jay-Z's the--
Next to Barack Obama, Jay-Z's
the coolest person in the world.
- Wow. Uh, a British royal.
Have either of you met
a British royal?
- Uh, Princess Diana.
- You-- really? And?
- Lovely. Lovely.
Very shy also.
Um, the very-- she--
When you--
When she's talking
to you, she--
you feel like she's only--
you're the only person
in the room.
- Britney Spears.
Have either of you met Britney?
- No.
Uh, a-a president.
You've met Barack.
- Yes.
- You've met--
- I've met Barack
and Nelson Mandela.
- Wow. Okay, what about
a Real Housewife?
Have either of you met
a Real Housewife?
- Uh, Bethenny.
- Yes!
- And Cynthia Bailey.
- Okay. Right. Of course.
Did you ever model--
Did you know her
from the modeling--
- Uh, not really,
but she did a photo
for me for my book
that Annie Leibovitz took
of 15 black models.
- Wow. Wow.
Uh, and you never knew, like,
Larsa Pippen in the day?
- I met her.
- Okay.
She was a Real Housewife.
Donna Summer.
Do either of you--
Have either of you ever met
Donna Summer?
- I wish I did. No.
- Yeah.
- Um, Drake.
- Yes, I have.
- Yes.
- Yeah, there we go.
There we go, Andy.
Way to come to my world.
- There you go.
- Yeah. Yeah.
- Way to bring it on in
a little bit.
- Yes. Exactly.
- Uh, I know all his lyrics
to every song.
So, yeah, of course.
I mean, when I talk to him,
I'll be thinking about his
lyrics when I'm talking to him.
- A member
of One Direction?
- No.
- No. Tiger Woods?
- Tiger?
- I want to meet Harry.
- You want to meet Harry.
- I do.
- I'm assuming you've met
Tiger Woods, no?
- Oh, I've met Tiger.
I-I've golfed with Tiger.
- And how's that experience?
- It was-- it was incredible.
I had a-- I had an opportunity
to get lessons from the GOAT.
- Yes.
- Well, my GOAT, anyway.
- And did you come out better?
- No.
- Okay. Tom Brady?
But it was a great experience.
- Tom Brady?
- Yes.
- I did, yeah.
- Yes. Good guy?
- I don't know.
I-I was-- He was with his wife.
I know the wife.
- Yeah, right.
Uh, last up, David Bowie.
- Ohh.
- Yes.
- I met my--
Not just meet him.
- Yes.
- I know him.
- Right. All right.
Thank you very much.
We have more with these two
and "Watch What Happens 5"
after this.
We'll be right back.
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* AC in the NYC
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In the NYC *
Welcome back
to "Watch What Happens Live."
I'm Andy here with Iman
and Dwyane Wade
and Bryan behind the bar.
Um, Iman, Catarina H.
wants to know
where you keep the black
alligator Birkin bag
that David Bowie got you.
I heard that's your most
prized possession-- one of them.
- Well, yeah, because it was
the first gift he gave me.
- Right.
- Yeah. Um, I--
- Do you use it?
- Oh, every day.
- Oh, really?
- Yeah. Every day.
- Is it in your
dressing room right now?
- I don't trust
this dressing room.
Are you kidding?
[laughter]
- Hey!
Uh, Dwyane, Natalie B.
wants to know
your favorite trash talking move
that you used on the court
to make your opponents
choke.
- Uh, not talking trash.
- You-you never did?
- Not really,
unless someone, like,
has some beef--
like has something
they want to say to me.
And then, you know, my daddy
would come out of me,
but outside of that,
I was just, um, quiet,
like silent assassins, right?
I was real quiet,
but I was gonna get you.
- Right. Uh, Luna M.
wants to know, Iman,
your fondest memory
of Yves St. Laurent.
Um, what was your response to
him calling you his dream woman?
- Uh, very flattered.
Um, the first time he asked me
to be, uh, his muse,
which I had no idea
what it meant,
but I was doing--
I did the whole--
He did the whole collection--
The couture collection
from fabric on my body.
He carved on my body,
and after I--
we finished, they had
the whole collection.
Uh, I did the--
I did the ads.
And, um, and, you know,
it just became--
and he called the couture coll--
that couture collection
"The African Queen,"
so that's-- yeah.
That was a big honor.
- And so--
And this is a vintage
Halston dress.
- This is actually inspired
by a vintage Halston dress
from the Halston
young designer now.
- Oh, got it.
- Robert Rodriguez
is the new designer.
- Can you stand up and let us--
- Oh, yes.
Well, I'll do a--
[laughs]
Thank you.
I'll do a "Mahogany."
[cheers and applause]
- Wow.
- That's fire.
- That's incredible.
- That's fire.
- Thank you
for doing that.
That's-that's-- We needed
to see it that way, yes.
It is time for
"Watch What Happens 5."
Most people find excessive PDA
to be a bit cringeworthy,
but when it comes to showering
Gabrielle Union
with lovey dovey praise,
I'm asking Dwyane
to bring it on.
Dwyane, I'm gonna
pass it to you
so you can count down
the top 5 things
you love about your wife.
- Hmm, so most
of all, the--
Probably selfish.
- Okay.
- Um, so I love the way
she loves me.
- Okay.
I love the way
she loves our kids.
- Okay.
- Um, I love her--
I love her grind.
Her grind is sexy to me.
- Yep.
- Um, the grind hustle.
I love her--
I love her smile.
It's beautiful.
I love her thighs.
Very sexy.
Oh, that's five, right?
- That's five!
Wow, he was just going.
All right, thank you
very much!
That's very sweet.
I want to thank Iman,
Dwyane and Bryan
for being here.
The word of the night
was "when."
We said it seven times.
If you've been playing our
drinking game, no driving.
We will see you
on Sunday night.
Have a great weekend, everybody!
Thank you so much!
Get the fragrance tomorrow
on HSN or HSN.com.
Get Dwyane's book.
It's beautiful.
And go see
"Thoughts of a Colored Man."
We'll see you next time,
everybody.