Could Nikki Glaser Be Back for the Golden Globes in 2026?
She inked a three-year contract with CBS to host the Golden Globes last year, according to the publication, and the option may materialise. According to Deadline, her salary would significantly rise for the 2026 show if she were to return.
Nikki received a bit more than $400,000 for hosting this year, according to Deadline. In an interview on The Howard Stern Show on Monday, Nikki stated that there was chatter about her coming back but no official offer, even though she hasn’t confirmed this number or whether she will return next year.
How Did Nikki Glaser Feel About Her Golden Globes Pay?
She remarked that it’s not really up to me, but she can’t imagine they wouldn’t, in response to the request to come back. Working with the awards show taught Nikki that they have a hard time finding hosts. It turns out a lot of people do turn it down, she stated. It’s a tough gig.
On Stern’s show, Nikki also said she was content with the amount she received for hosting.
She remarked that she feels like she gets paid well for what she does. She genuinely would have done it for free during this first year when you’re just trying to establish yourself. Being on this platform is crazy. For her, it’s not about the money.
According to reports, she told Stern that she didn’t make as much as a recent Golden Globes host. In his monologue, a former host revealed how much money he received; she received less, but that’s okay. According to People, she stated that next year she would get more.
Comedian Jerrod Carmichael hosted the show in 2023 and disclosed in his monologue that he was paid $500,000 for the role, although Nikki did not identify the host.
FAQs
How much was Nikki Glaser paid to host the Golden Globes?
Nikki Glaser reportedly earned more than $400,000 for hosting the event, her first year in the position.
Will Nikki Glaser host the Golden Globes again?
While no formal offer has been made, there is speculation about her return, with her salary expected to rise for the 2026 show.
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