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Melissa Rivers Will Co-Host ‘Fashion Police’

Joan Rivers certainly won’t be rolling over in her grave over the newest addition to her old show, “Fashion Police.”

Melissa Rivers, Joan’s 47-year-old daughter and sometimes partner-in-crime, will co-host the show when the newest season airs, . The new episodes will also feature the two returning hosts, Giuliana Rancic and Brad Goreski, and add two different celebrity guests for each episode. In addition to hosting, Melissa will continue her previous job as executive producer.

Last year was a tumultuous year for the E! Network show: Joan Rivers passed away, founding member of Fashion Police Kelly Osbourne quit, and Kathy Griffin joined and left within 7 months. Maybe the drama will finally settle down — those outfits won’t trash themselves!

Look out for the premiere episode on August 31, which will cover MTV’s Video Music Awards.

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