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On the Call Her Daddy podcast, Nikki Glaser says she wants her on‑again, off‑again boyfriend Chris Convy to hook up with other women, provided he discloses it to the women involved, isn’t allowed to kiss them, and ends any emotional attachment—she even describes the arrangement as foreplay and says she could be turned on by hearing about it.
In this week’s True Romance column, Nikki Glaser shares on the Call Her Daddy podcast that she’s turned on by the idea of her boyfriend hooking up with other women, with rules like no kissing and no emotional ties. She explains that discussing past hookups acts as foreplay and that she’s into a dynamic where she wants a partner that other women want, reflecting the column’s adventurous take on romance.
Comedian Nikki Glaser revealed on the Call Her Daddy podcast that she encouraged her partner, Chris Convy, to flirt with other women so he could share new stories; she frames it as a competitive, feminist stance and notes she wouldn’t reciprocate in the same way, joking that she wants a man other women want.
On the Call Her Daddy podcast, Nikki Glaser says she’s in a long‑term non‑monogamous relationship with Chris Convy and doesn’t mind him hooking up with other women, though she won’t grant herself the same freedom. She emphasizes she’s still in charge, enjoys hearing about his experiences, and even encourages him to explore his sexuality while she remains the person he returns to.
Nikki Glaser revealed on Call Her Daddy that she encourages her boyfriend, Chris Convy, to flirt with other women so he can share new experiences and stories. She says she loves hearing about past hook-ups, frames it as a feminist stance, and notes it isn’t a two-way street for her, though she’s comfortable with him exploring.
Netflix has released first-look images for The Fifth Wheel, an Eva Longoria–directed comedy starring Kim Kardashian and Nikki Glaser. Written by Paula Pell and Janine Brito, the film follows a group of high school friends reuniting for a Vegas weekend only to be upstaged by a glamorous outsider (Kardashian), with Fortune Feimster, Brenda Song, Jack Whitehall, Casey Wilson and Scott MacArthur in supporting roles. Produced by Pell, Kardashian, Jessica Elbaum, Will Ferrell and Alex Brown for Gloria Sanchez, the project marks Longoria’s second feature directing job and Kardashian’s first leading film role for Netflix; a release date has not yet been announced.
Netflix’s Eva Longoria-directed comedy The Fifth Wheel stars Kim Kardashian and Nikki Glaser as part of a high-school friends’ Vegas weekend, with Kardashian playing the titular fifth wheel; the project marks Kardashian’s first leading film role and a Netflix collaboration, with a release date not yet announced.
Netflix released first-look images for The Fifth Wheel, a female-driven comedy directed by Eva Longoria and led by Kim Kardashian and Nikki Glaser. Written by Paula Pell and Janine Brito, the Vegas-set film follows a group of high school friends reuniting for a weekend in Las Vegas when a glamorous fifth wheel crashes their plans, prompting them to confront messy lives and friendships. The cast also includes Fortune Feimster, Brenda Song, Jack Whitehall, Casey Wilson and Scott MacArthur; producers include Pell, Kardashian, Jessica Elbaum, Will Ferrell and Hyphenate Media.
At the Golden Globes weekend, Nikki Glaser revealed she used to babysit Judd Apatow and Leslie Mann's daughters for about $35–$40 per hour in 2007, a rate higher than she'd ever earned babysitting; she recalled the sweet kids, a memorable call from Adam Sandler when she was on babysitting duty, and noted jokes cut from her Golden Globes monologue, including a Trump reference.
The 83rd Golden Globes telecast on CBS averaged 8.66 million viewers (live plus livestreams), down 7% from last year and marking the show’s second straight ratings decline as audiences shift toward social media and streaming; controversy surrounding the HFPA ethics, plus mixed reception of on-air commentary and Polymarket data graphics, contributed to the tepid reception.
At the 2026 Golden Globes, Nikki Glaser delivered a blistering opening monologue filled with cutting celebrity roasts; several lines were reportedly cut from the live broadcast, and she later shared more of the jokes on The Howard Stern Show, targeting Sean Penn, Leonardo DiCaprio, Julia Roberts, Jeff Goldblum and others, including quips about an Apartments.com ad and cheeky asides about 'Pluribus' and 'The Substance'.
In a post-ceremony interview, Golden Globes producers Glenn Weiss and Ricky Kirshner discuss the 2026 telecast hosted by Nikki Glaser, praising her work ethic and hinting at a likely three-peat. They explain the shift to in-person color commentary with Marc Malkin and Kevin Frazier, defend the party-like music selections and four-way crowd shots to boost viewer engagement, and detail decisions such as cutting Best Original Score for time while preserving moments like Julia Roberts’ standing ovation; they also note Polymarket’s late addition and their openness to evolving elements in future shows.
Nikki Glaser shared on The Howard Stern Show which jokes she cut from her Golden Globes opening, including lines about Sean Penn and Leonardo DiCaprio, and explained some material doesn’t land in the room; she says some jokes stay in the room, she consulted Penn beforehand, and she wore a Rob Reiner tribute via a Spinal Tap ball cap at the end of the show.
Nikki Glaser told The Howard Stern Show that she cut several jokes from her Golden Globes monologue, including material about ICE and Donald Trump. She said she avoided politics because it’s hard to strike the right tone, and noted Steve Martin advised her not to use political bits. Glaser did have a couple topical lines that Stern praised (such as a jab at CBS News), while other punchlines—like jokes about names and brands (Chase Infiniti and others)—were left on the cutting room floor. A joke about renaming the Globes venue the Trump Beverly Hilton was also scrapped.
Nikki Glaser explained on The Howard Stern Show why this year’s Golden Globes avoided political jokes and shared material that was cut from her monologue — including a Trump Beverly Hilton gag Steve Martin had sent but urged her not to use — while also noting CBS edits and her Las Vegas residency with David Spade.