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Kathy Griffin to replace Joan Rivers as Fashion Police host

Kathy Griffin and late great Joan Rivers have a similar sense of humour so I think this will work. According to a report by TMZ, the comedian is set to replace Joan Rivers as host of Fashion Police.

From TMZ 
Kathy Griffin will be Joan Rivers' replacement on "Fashion Police" ... TMZ has learned. Sources connected with the show tell TMZ it's a done deal. Kathy will join Melissa Rivers, Kelly Osbourne and Giuliana Rancic. We don't know the fate of George Kotsiopoulos.
We're told the show will no longer be a weekly series. E! will roll it out during awards shows and other occasions as event programming. One silver lining ... the drapes will now match the carpet for sure.

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