Speaking on the topic, the 41-year-old Glaser emphasized that she feels no jealousy or need to control her partner in the relationship. "I wouldn’t mind if my boyfriend were with another woman, but it’s not a two-way street," she said, adding that such dynamics could even be appealing to her. The Golden Globes host explained that when she met Convy in 2013, she often spoke with great interest about his past partners and relationships, including how they met. "I would always ask him about past relationships and girlfriends and how they got together—like, 'How did you first know you liked each other?' I loved that," Glaser said, among other things, admitting that the thought of how he interacted with other girls excited her. "Like, 'When did you first realize you liked each other?' I adored it," Glaser recounted, adding that, as she admits, the very thought of her partner with other women excites her. "I would quiz him about all his ex-girlfriends or someone he was seeing, I’d ask for all the details, it was like a kind of foreplay for us," she revealed. Glaser and Convy met over ten years ago when they collaborated on her show "Nikki & Sara Live," which aired on MTV. She has previously spoken about their relationship, marked by breakups, emphasizing that long-term commitment poses a challenge for her. "I think 'forever' makes me feel like there’s no room for new adventures anymore. To me, it feels like a kind of giving up," she said two years ago on "The Howard Stern Show." On that occasion, she also revealed that during their ten-year relationship, they broke up as many as five times. "Our breakups lasted from just a few days to… one even lasted three years," she admitted. This is not the first time she has publicly spoken about such a perspective on relationships. In an earlier conversation with actress Gwyneth Paltrow, she explained that her self-confidence and security in the relationship eliminate feelings of possessiveness. As she says, she believes a healthy relationship does not necessarily have to imply strict monogamy. This type of relationship is known as "hot husbanding" and falls under forms of consensual non-monogamy. In such relationships, a partner has relationships outside the primary one with the knowledge and consent of the other party, and sometimes the other party is actively involved or supportive. Although such a concept seems unacceptable to many, those who practice it emphasize that the key lies in clear communication, mutual trust, and predefined boundaries. For some couples, it represents a way to bring additional excitement into the relationship, while others claim such experiences strengthen their emotional connection.