Fame, Fashion, and Family with Melissa Rivers

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Melissa Rivers is a cultural icon, known for her work as a TV star, producer, and award-winning writer. As the daughter of comedian Joan Rivers, Melissa offers a unique perspective on life in the spotlight. In our candid conversation, she shares hilarious stories about embarrassing herself in front of Peyton Manning, growing up with famous parents, and how "Fashion Police” got started. Melissa also opens up about navigating grief and how she’s preserving her mother's legacy. Tune in for an inspiring glimpse into the world of one of entertainment's most fascinating figures!

Make sure to listen to Melissa’s podcast: Melissa Rivers' Group Text Podcast

In this episode:

How "Fashion Police" got started
What it was like growing up with famous parents
Hilarious celebrity encounters
Challenges of navigating grief and loss
How Melissa is preserving her mother's legacy

Melissa Rivers is an award-winning host, reality TV star, actress, and executive producer known for her work in fashion and pop culture. She’s the New York Times bestselling author of "Lies My Mother Told Me: Tall Tales from a Short Woman." Her podcast, "Melissa Rivers Group Text," covers celebrity interviews, current events, lifestyle, relationships, and more. Melissa is best known for creating the modern Red Carpet Event Brand and co-hosting E!'s "Fashion Police." She supports charities like Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services and Our House Grief Support Center. In her spare time, she enjoys tennis, skiing, surfing, and occasionally sleeping.

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"My mother used to say, I do not want to live a day past where I can't wash out my own underwear." - Melissa Rivers

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