Giuliana Rancic on Going Back to Work: A Struggle

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After three months of blissful maternity leave, Giuliana Rancic opens up to celebrity gossip magazine Life & Style about how heading back to work on E! News.

That decision, she says, has been the hardest of her life.

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Not only has it caused separation anxiety from four-month-old son Edward Duke, but it's got her rethinking a lot of things she had considered priorities.

  • Will husband Bill Rancic help her cope?
  • Will she give up her job entirely?
  • Will they have another baby?

Big decisions await.

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    Rachel-burgess
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    Rachel Burgess

    Best wishes to you and Bill. Duke is the cutes little man and i hope you work out how you two will spend as much time with him as possible.... HE deserves it...

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    Tee

    G……get off the merry go round of your need for being in front of the camera! Stay home and take care of your baby. You won't get a chance to re-do this time with him. You have wayyyyy too many projects going on to be an effective mother & wife. An emotionally happy baby is much more important than fame. As well as your happy marriage. Too much confusion and travel in your life. Sorry, but I am really disappointed in you, as a mother.. Just waving at Duke and seeing him on your I phone. Sure makes you look like a self-centered person. & Please STOP saying " you know what I mean" at the end of every sentence. It is so annoying.

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    Dee

    Please come back looking healthier that before you took leave. Your rail thin body doesn't seem to support your huge head. Eat. Eat. Eat.

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    Jeroldine Stringer

    Guiliana! Don't expect any sympathy from your 'used to be fans" you ran off and started tons of projects as soon as you became a Mother. You will reallllly regret this in years to come. I am completely disappointed in you, as a mother. Ughhh