The E! host is currently the one hogging the headlines after she suffers from one major blow to another.
Forty-year-old Giuliana Rancic, who's married to Bill, has just revealed that their family has recently lost her last embryo after their surrogate miscarried. This means that they may no longer have any option to conceive a child.
Rancic, who's been open to her eagerness in raising children, has undergone various fertility treatments such as in vitro. The first procedure got her pregnant, but she eventually lost the baby in a miscarriage. Her second IVF resulted to a non-pregnancy. On their third try, she was asked to undergo a mammogram. This eventually led to a breast cancer diagnosis called estrogen-receptor-positive breast cancer. She went through a lumpectomy and later a mastectomy. But prior to the procedure, she had her eggs harvested for potential surrogacy.
She and Bill conceived through surrogacy, which bore them Duke, who's now 2 years old. However, they are thinking of adding more. That's why the recent loss of the embryo was, as she described, painful.
Nevertheless, they are open for adoption. In an interview, she mentioned that she loved Duke so much she hoped that there will be someone who can also love and take care of him.
The host is also under fire because of her significant weight loss, forcing many people to think that she's anorexic or that she has a cancer recurrence. She, however, denied both, and blamed her thinning to her cancer-suppressing medication. She also shared that she tries to eat balanced meals regularly and even enjoys desserts on many nights.
Early this year, Rancic, who also hosts Fashion Police, was heavily criticized for her comments on a teen Disney star Zendaya, whose hair she described as smelling weed or patchouli oil. Kelly Osbourne, one of the hosts of the show, later quit because of that. Kathy Griffin, who was a replacement for Joan Rivers, left the show only after a few days, which forced the management to cancel the remaining episodes and revamp later this year.