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Nikki Glaser's Hometown Comedy Special

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Nikki Glasers new comedy special, Good Girl, was filmed in her hometown of St. Louis, marking a return to her roots after COVID. The special, set to release on Hulu on April 24th, was a family reunion of sorts, with her parents and friends in attendance. Glaser, who moved back to St. Louis to escape the fast-paced lifestyle of LA and New York, found solace in the relaxed atmosphere, allowing her to focus on what truly matters - family, food, and genuine connections.

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Nikki Glaser's Hometown Comedy Special

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Nikki Glaser's Hometown Comedy Special. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 22nd, Nikki Glazer just dropped some real talk about her new comedy special called Good Girl. The 41-year-old comedian filmed it right in her hometown of St. Louis at the fabulous Fox Theatre, and it hits Hulu on April 24th. She moved back there after COVID and turned the show into a full family reunion. Earlier this week on Live With Kelly and Mark, Glazer explained how shooting at home felt perfect. Hosts, Kelly Ripa, and Mark Consuelos asked about the vibe, and she said it beat the hustle of the coasts every time. Family and friends packed the crowd, including her parents who've sat through her sets for the last 20 years. She joked they have hardened souls from all that exposure, but it meant the world having them there cheering her on. What drew her back was ditching the constant status chase in LA in New York. St. Louis keeps things relaxed, letting her focus on good times, great food, and real connections instead of podcasts, parties, or red carpets. Living close helps her prioritize family while they're healthy and around.

It's all about their recalibration, staying grounded amid the comedy grind. From The Spotlight, powered by AI, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today. I'm Corey with The Story.

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