Nikki Glaser Says She’s Okay If Her Boyfriend ‘Were to Hook Up’ with Other People: ‘In Fact, I Kind of Like It’

**Nikki Glaser Reveals Open Relationship Philosophy on Call Her Daddy Podcast**

Comedian Nikki Glaser has shared her unconventional views on relationships during a recent appearance on the popular podcast, Call Her Daddy, hosted by Alex Cooper. In an episode aired on April 8, Glaser, who is currently in a relationship with TV producer Chris Convy, outlined her belief that she doesn’t mind her boyfriend having flirtations or even romantic encounters with other people.

The 41-year-old star candidly stated, “In a relationship, I don’t really care if my boyfriend were to hook up with others. In fact, I kind of like it.” However, she emphasised that this leniency does not apply to her own behaviour, specifying that she prefers not to engage with others while in a relationship. “It’s not a two-way street,” she clarified, reinforcing her personal boundaries within the partnership.

Glaser’s relationship with Convy dates back to 2013 when the two met while working on her MTV show, *Nikki & Sara*. Since then, they have experienced a series of ups and downs, and Glaser identified Convy as her first serious boyfriend. During the podcast, she described the nature of long-term relationships as somewhat of a “settling” process, expressing scepticism about the concept of soulmates.

The comedienne remarked, “You do not know that the person you are with is the best person for you. There’s too many people on this planet, you haven’t met any of them.” She elaborated on this idea, suggesting that the likelihood of finding someone who is an ideal match is minimal. “I just think that he has many loves of his life, probably, and there’s probably a woman that is so much more compatible for him than me,” she stated, highlighting her pragmatic approach to love.

Glaser went on to explain that she has encouraged Convy to engage in flirtations with other women. “I want a guy who other girls want,” she asserted, adding that she has told him, “Go out there and just have a flirty moment with someone.” This perspective indicates her belief in the importance of attraction and desirability in a relationship.

During the conversation, Glaser revealed that Convy has indeed had experiences with other women, although she was careful not to divulge too much detail, saying, “He probably wouldn’t appreciate me elaborating on that.” She described the outcomes of these experiences as “interesting” and “fun” for her to hear about, suggesting that such openness can enhance their connection.

Glaser has previously shared insights into the couple’s dynamic, particularly at the American Music Awards, where she praised Convy’s supportive attitude toward her career. She recounted his stance that she is free to discuss their relationship on stage as long as it maintains a humorous angle. “If you’re just venting up there just to get it off your chest and embarrass me, not good,” she added, underscoring the boundaries they have established.

The stand-up comedian’s forthcoming projects also reflect her continued success in the entertainment industry. Her latest special, *Nikki Glaser: Good Girl*, is set to premiere on Hulu on April 24, while she is also involved in *The Angry Birds Movie 3*, slated for release later this year on December 23.

Through her candid discussion of relationship norms and her own experiences, Glaser is challenging traditional views on fidelity and romance. Her willingness to embrace an open philosophy towards love and attraction invites a broader dialogue about what partnerships can look like in contemporary society. Whether her approach resonates with others remains to be seen, but it undoubtedly reflects a shift in attitudes towards modern relationships.