E!’s flagship show Fashion Police has been put on hiatus while TV bosses deal with the fallout from two of its presenters quitting within weeks of each other.
The programme – previously fronted by comedian Joan Rivers until her death last year – has been struck by a run of bad luck after both Kelly Osbourne and Kathy Griffin departed in two shock exits.
Kelly quit after falling out with co-host Giuliana Rancic over comments she allegedly made about US actress Zendaya Coleman at the Oscars, provoking a Twitter storm and accusations of racism.
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And last week, Joan’s replacement Kathy announced she was also leaving after filming just seven episodes, saying she had no interest in contributing to “a culture of unattainable perfectionism and intolerance towards difference”.
A statement from E! said the show will now be put on hold for six months, instead of returning on 30 March as planned.
“It will return in September,” the channel said.
“We look forward to taking this opportunity to refresh the show before the next awards season. Our talented co-hosts Giuliana Rancic and Brad Goreski, along with executive producer Melissa Rivers, will continue their roles as we evolve the show into its next chapter for the legions of Fashion Police fans around the world.”

But there are some doubts over Giuliana’s future on the show – she’s been there since its premiere in 2010 but a source told Radar Online that her alleged “diva behaviour” is taking its toll.
“Tapings of Fashion Police were awful because Giuliana constantly needed to have her make-up re-touched,” the insider said.
“Her face was always in front of a mirror. Kathy wanted to turn it into a skit for her comedy act.”
GALLERY: The 20 worst celebrity camel toes EVER
The 20 worst celebrity camel toes EVER

Abi Titmuss
Yep, it might not be quite as offensive as the rest, but it's defo still there

Beyonce
Even Queen Bey gets the odd camel toe. This gives us hope in the world

Britney Spears
To be honest, Britters didn't stand much chance of going camel free in that ensemble

Carol Vorderman
It's just not Lycra that's responsible for these fashtastrophes. Poor Carol is still suffering with a breezy jumpsuit

Christina Aguilera
No amount of camouflage will camouflage that camel. Soz, Xtina

Diana Ross
Well if you do insist on wearing a full body stocking, a camel toe is inevitable

Ellie Goulding
Shut your eyes, pray to the fashion Gods and hope this disaster will go away

Rihanna
Where Ri-Ri goes, we usually follow. But not this time...

Preeya Kalidas
We're pretty sure Sandy from Grease never had this issue when she wore this catsuit

Coco Austin
A combo of tight jeans and an unfortunate pose does not a pretty sight make

Halle Berry
Has Halle just caught a glimpse of her unfortunate camel toe in the mirror?

Eve
We actually reckon a camel toe is the least of Eve's worries in this outfit...

Geri Halliwell
The birth of the camel toe seemed to start with the Spice Girls. At least those mega platforms are momentarily distracting though, eh?

Iggy Azalea
If you insist on wearing a skort which is prone to camel toe-ism, a printed one is probably not the best idea for keeping attention away

Jessica Simpson
In case you were ever considering investing in a velvet Santa costume, this is one good reason not to

Kim Kardashian
If it got us a booty like that, we'd probably consider walking round with a permanent camel toe in exchange

Katie Price
No amount of fuchsia pink is going to distract us from down there, soz Katie

Lil Kim
Kim may have a cracking set of abs, but that plastic crotch is making us feel a bit funny

Nadia Forde
Thank goodness Nads had been for a wax, eh?

Miley Cyrus
Let's face it, camel toes are a daily occurrence for Ms Cyrus...

Hayden Panettiere

Kaley Cuoco

Paris Hilton

Sophie Monk
