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Melissa Rivers Will Replace Late Mom Joan On 'Fashion Police' –– E! Show Primed To Return After String Of Controversies & Messy Splits

Melissa Rivers Joan Fashion Police

June 18 2015, Published 9:49 a.m. ET

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Melissa Rivers will replace her mother Joan Rivers as a host of Fashion Police, the network announced Thursday.

"We are pleased to now also feature Melissa in front of the 'Fashion Police' cameras," E! executive Jeff Olde said. "As an executive producer since the beginning, Melissa helped shape 'Fashion Police' into an iconic TV series that couples fashion with comedy."

Rivers, Giuliana Rancic and Brad Goreski will share the spotlight with various guest hosts, Olde said, adding that "the show will deliver fresh, different, and unpredictable fashion reviews with each new episode."

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The 47-year-old second-generation star, who will also serve as executive producer, said she's "excited to be given the opportunity" to be in front of the camera.

The new gig comes months after a huge controversy over Rancic's comments over Zendaya's dreadlocked Oscars 'do, paving the way for Kelly Osbourne and Kathy Griffin to exit the show under in messy, public fashion, leading to a hiatus.

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Rivers' addition to the on-camera panel will be "a tribute to her mom," an insider told the NY Daily News, adding "she can pull it off" as she's "the one who understands how it's done. "

An "excited" Goreski tweeted Thursday that he anticipates Melissa's addition is "going to be so much fun."

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