Nikki Glaser puts on a busty display as she prepares to host Golden Globes after postponing surgery for gig

Nikki Glaser stole the spotlight at the 82nd annual Golden Globes Red Carpet Rollout event in Beverly Hills on Thursday.

On Thursday, the 40-year-old comedian — who is just days away from hosting the awards show — exuded sharp sophistication in a black Off-White long-sleeved top with a plunging keyhole neckline.

She added a touch of shine with high-waisted metallic trousers and matching blazer, teaming them with pointy heels as she posed up a storm on the red carpet. Her blonde locks were loose and fell in light waves over her shoulders.

The star took part in the carpet roll-out ceremony as she spread out the red carpet before the star-studded evening alongside film producer Barry Adelman, Golden Globes President Helen Hoehne, film producer Glenn Weiss and film producer Ricky Kirshner.

The 2025 Golden Globes will air live on CBS and stream on Paramount+ on January 5, airing from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM ET (5:00 PM to 8:00 PM PT).

Earlier this week, Glaser revealed to CBS that hosting the high-profile gig didn’t come without a few changes to her plans. In fact, she had to reschedule a brow lift she had originally scheduled for the same week before she signed on for the show.

The 40-year-old comedian exuded edgy sophistication in a black off-white long-sleeved top with a plunging keyhole neckline

“Before January 2025, I might be having a brow lift or some kind of really invasive surgery that, you know, I was considering,” she told the outlet.

But when two of her agents called about the opportunity, Glaser had to reconsider her priorities.

Recalling the tense moment, she said, “If it’s two, you know it’s good news, because if it’s bad news, they only let one person do it because no one wants to do that!”

“And they say, ‘So this operation, is there a way to postpone it until maybe the second week of January?’

Glaser jumped at the opportunity to host the Golden Globes and put her own spin on the show through her role. In fact, the star is confident she will ‘nail it’ as a presenter.

She said, ‘I’m going to make it. Maybe I won’t nail it in some people’s eyes, but I will have nailed it in my eyes because leading up to it I set up a system that I couldn’t possibly work harder on.”

And even when she gets nervous, the blonde fox says she ‘thrives'[s] about fear.’

All Golden Globes nominations were announced on December 9. This year’s ceremony aims to dazzle audiences and celebrate excellence in film and American television for the year 2024.

She added a touch of shine with high-waisted metallic trousers and a matching blazer, teamed with pointy heels

Earlier this week, Glaser revealed to CBS that hosting the high-profile gig didn’t come without a few changes in her plans: She had to reschedule a brow lift.

The star also took part in the carpet roll-out ceremony as she spread out the red carpet for the star-studded evening alongside Barry Adelman, Helen Hoehne, Glenn Weiss and Ricky Kirshner.

This year’s ceremony aims to dazzle audiences and celebrate excellence in film and American television for the year 2024

All Golden Globes nominations were announced on December 9

Her hosting of the awards ceremony marks Golden Globe history as she is set to become the first woman to host the ceremony solo

She also revealed that she has started writing parts of her monologue for the event and joked that she started ‘testing’ her jokes while visiting the comedy clubs.

Glaser’s presentation of the awards ceremony marks Golden Globe history, as she will become the first woman to host the ceremony solo.

During an appearance on The View recently, Glaser — who was named the New York Times Comedian of the Year 2024 — talked about how much “work” she puts into organizing the special event. “It’s such an honor, it’s a lot of work and it’s a difficult space for comedy,” the star said. “I mean, the Oscars are even tougher.”

Recalling the moment she was asked to host the Golden Globes, she said, “Who says no? But I think a lot of people do. They do.’

Glaser also revealed that she has started writing parts of her monologue for the event and joked that she started “testing” her jokes while visiting the comedy clubs.

“I’m so lucky to be a comedian,” she said. “I like to go to clubs and walk on stage and try out these jokes, so I’ve been testing with… just on the road on tour… I’m doing sets of five times a night.”