Giuliana Rancic Quits 'Fashion Police'? E! Host Not Confirming Return Following Zendaya Controversy

Just when we thought that the dust had settled around Fashion Police, it looks like Giuliana Rancic is once again stirring up some drama. This time, the E! News host is causing some speculation about her future with the fashion critique show, saying she's not sure she'll return to the series. It appears that when the show makes its return in September that a whole new panel will be judging celebrities's outfits, as Rancic could follow Kelly Obsourne and Kathy Griffin's quitting the comedy series.

According to Page Six, Rancic appeared on the Today show earlier today, April 6, to talk about her new memoir Going Off Script, but it was her answer when asked about her future on Fashion Police that caught host Savannah Guthrie off guard.

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Guthrie's asked Giuliana if she will be part of the series when it comes back in the fall, to which the starlet answered with two words, "We'll see."

Rancic has been a staple on the series since its inception when Joan Rivers was the host. But it doesn't seem like Rancic has had a fun experience with the show in recent months, following comments she made about Zendaya Coleman's dreadlocks.

According to Billboard, while some perceived the comment as racially insensitive, Rancic explained that she was referring to the "hippie culture" and not anything else.

"In the editing process some of the gestures that I made, some of the things that I said were taken out for time. So I made peace signs, I said bohemian twice. Those were taken out for time and so when the joke aired some people were offended by it," she said.

Having been a few weeks since the episode debuted, Rancic can now see why some people took the comment offensively.

"I see why people took offense," the star explained. "I thought that the joke was not edited in the proper way and that's just something that I have to live with. But it's important for me to get out there and tell the real story and I would have that moment."