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Nikki Boyer is a lively, comedic on-camera personality known as the girl next door with a bit of an edge. Her latest achievement is creating and hosting the Wondery podcast "Dying for Sex," which won the Ambie Award for Podcast of the Year in 2021. A three-time Emmy-winning TV host, Nikki gained fame as the host of Yahoo!'s "Daytime in No Time," becoming the most-watched woman on the web with over 700 million views during her tenure. She has also hosted Hearst Digital's "What You Missed," appeared regularly on E!'s "HelloRoss," co-hosted the "Straight Talk with Ross" podcast, and made frequent appearances on The Wendy Williams Show, HLN's Showbiz Tonight, Access Hollywood Live, and numerous other TV and web shows. Recently, Nikki guest-starred on the Netflix revival of "Gilmore Girls" and "Angie Tribeca."
Nikki writes and directs music video parodies for Electus, Yahoo, and AwesomenessTV. Her latest Taylor Swift parody, "Bad Blood Test," has garnered nearly 80 million views on her YouTube channel, where she recently surpassed 100,000 subscribers.
Before becoming a leading figure in daily web shows, Nikki was the host of TLC's popular ambush show "Perfect Proposal," helping men plan their marriage proposals. After the series concluded, she co-hosted TV Guide Network’s "Watch This" alongside John Henson, interviewing television stars about their latest projects. Her knack for getting celebrities to reveal exclusive details earned her additional roles as a red carpet correspondent for TV Guide Network (Pop TV) during live award show coverage. Nikki also provides the voice for Freeform’s comedy lineup, various commercials, and animated shows such as "Word Girl" and "Captain Infinity."
Alongside hosting, Nikki pursues an acting career with roles in "Gilmore Girls," "90210," "Lie to Me," "The L Word," "According to Jim," and "Malcolm in the Middle." She has starred in films including "Coyote County Loser," "Jesus People," and the romantic comedy "Fame-ish." Nikki co-hosts the popular weekly "Straight Talk with Ross" podcast, available on iTunes.
Nikki has been married to musician and composer Tommy Fields for nearly a decade. Together, they form the musical duo The Cardboard Cutouts.
