There were a lot of speculations about Joan's replacement for 'Fashion Police', after she died last year following a heart attack during throat surgery, reported E! Online.
Griffin, 54, who shared a close friendship with Joan, is aware she has some seriously big shoes to fill as Joan was the face of the show, which features fashion experts commenting on celebrity outfits.
"I am no Joan and she left such big shoes to fill that I brought my own slippers. I will continue in the fearless approach that she had about celebrities and pop culture and fashion," Griffin said.
When asked what kind of host will she be on the show, she said "Nobody knows what I'm going to say and nobody is safe," she teased. "I think that I will continue in the tradition of not being afraid to say what we're all thinking at home in our PJs watching."
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