After a well -refused Emcee debut, Golden Globes are bringing comedian Nikki Glasar back to host the 2026 ceremony.

The producer of the award show Dick Clarke Productions announced on Thursday that Glasar would return to the 83rd Globe next January. Glasar, the first woman to host the show Solo, successfully attends a ceremony she called the “biggest night of the ozemic”.

Glasar said in a statement, “This year was without doubt to host Golden Globes that I have done in my career so far.” “I can’t wait to re -do it, and this time in front of the team with ‘The White Lotus’, which will finally recognize my talent and cast me with a shadowy past as a Scandinavian Pilates instructor in season four.”

Globe, including “The Brutilist” and “Emilia Prez” and the TV series “Shagun” and “Hax” attracted 9.3 million audiences at the award films, drawn 2% before the year, according to Nielsen. Like this year’s broadcast, next year’s globes will air on CBS and stream on Paramount+.

Globes president Helen Hohne said, “Nikki Glasar brought a fresh spark and fearless intellect on the Golden Globe Stage this year.” “Her sharp humor, and bold appearance set the tone for an unforgettable night, making the function alive and all fun.”