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Giuliana Rancic<\/strong><\/a> isn’t going to police the red carpet.<\/p>\n That’s why the Fashion Police <\/em>alum\u2014who spent 20 years covering award shows, premieres and more celebrity events for E! before her 2021 exit<\/a>\u2014is open to the growing wave of influencers serving as red carpet correspondents.\u00a0<\/p>\n “It’s not about whether you have a journalism degree or you’ve worked in small markets and worked your way up, or whether you started with a YouTube channel or an Instagram page,” Giuliana exclusively told E! News in a joint interview with her husband Bill Rancic<\/strong><\/a>. “I really think it comes down to the personality, the person.”<\/p>\n She continued,\u00a0“It has everything to do with your personality and how you connect with people, both the person you’re interviewing and the people that are watching you.”<\/p>\n However, the former E! News <\/em>host also understands why there is resistance to the trend. As she explained, red carpet coverage requires a lot of homework as well.<\/p>\n “I was always very prepared,” she said. “I was doing a news every day\u2014I was naturally in it all the time\u2014so I knew every movie, every TV show, every celebrity because I was interviewing them through the year.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n