Nikki Glaser Told ‘Have Some Class’ After On-Air Wardrobe Mishap

Things got a little too real on live TV, but Nikki Glaser handled it like a pro. The comedian made an appearance on “Live with Kelly and Mark” on April 22, where a minor wardrobe mishap quickly turned into a hilarious on-air moment thanks to her quick wit.

As soon as Glaser sat down in a baby blue sleeveless minidress featuring rosette details, co-host Kelly Ripa didn’t hesitate to point out what viewers may have already noticed. “So chic! I love this,” Ripa said. “Oh wait, you can see your underpants.”

With Mark Consuelos jokingly covering his eyes using a cue card, Glaser leaned forward to fix her dress, but not before delivering a perfectly timed comeback. “It’s just for you,” she joked.

Rather than shy away from the moment, Glaser fully embraced it, continuing to joke that the reveal was “right down the barrel” before adding a quick, “Sorry, guys.”

Ripa played along with the bit, saying, “I don’t mind at all,” which only fueled Glaser’s humor even more. “I’ll send you a picture later,” she responded.

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Beyond the viral moment, Glaser also shared details about heading back to her hometown of St. Louis, Missouri, where she filmed her upcoming stand-up special “Good Girl.” She joked about the unexpected mix of familiar faces who showed up to support her at the Fabulous Fox Theatre, turning the crowd into a full-circle moment from her past.

“It was lots of people from high school, you know, people from my pilates class, my self-tan lady from the strip mall,” she said. “But it was fun. It’s fine, I guess, that my childhood dentist knows about my sex life now. I guess that’s appropriate.”

While some viewers found the moment entertaining, others were far more critical, taking to social media to share their thoughts. One user wrote, “Show some class.”

Another added, “She’s trying anything and everything to become relevant; she’s not funny, never has been. She comes off as trying too hard to mimic being one of the guys, but still a woman. Doesn’t work; she comes off as crude and obnoxious.”

A third commented, “No class, no talented hack.” Meanwhile, another user chimed in, “Dressed like a teenager, give me a break.”

Glaser Roasts Star-Studded Crowd At Time100 Gala

Glaser brought edge to the Time100 Gala, and the A-list crowd was front and center for it. The comedian, who was also honored on Time’s prestigious list, took the stage in New York City on April 23 in front of a room packed with stars like Hilary Duff and Dakota Johnson, alongside influential figures from across industries.

Wasting no time, Glaser leaned into her bold humor, referencing the Epstein files and poking fun at the event itself. “Welcome to the Time100, the one list you actually want to be on this year,” she said.

She also joked that the gala was the “only ceremony of the year where the girls from ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ aren’t singing ‘Golden,’” setting the tone for a night filled with her trademark, no-filter comedy.

Glaser didn’t stop there. She quickly zeroed in on guest Gayle King, using her recent headline-making moment as comedic fuel. Referencing King’s 2025 trip aboard Blue Origin, Glaser delivered one of the night’s most talked-about punchlines. “You had the courage to do something that so many people wouldn’t have the guts to do: Spend 12 minutes alone with Katy Perry,” she told King.

Nikki Glaser Gets Candid About Open Relationship Dynamic

Glaser isn’t shying away from personal topics, either. During a recent appearance on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast, the comedian opened up about her unconventional relationship with longtime boyfriend Chris Convy, revealing she’s comfortable with him seeing other people.

“He probably wouldn’t appreciate me elaborating on that, but there’s been interesting things that have been really fun for me to hear about,” she said. “He’s 45 and I’m like, ‘Get out there, get some, know that you’re a sexual being again.’ Sometimes I’m too busy to be really sexy, so I’m like, ‘Go out and get some attention.’”

Her latest stand-up special, “Nikki Glaser: Good Girl,” is now streaming on Hulu.