I’m not too skinny to have a baby, says E! News host

SINCE going public with her battle to conceive, Giuliana Rancic has tried to ignore criticism that she is ‘too skinny’ to carry a baby.

Now the E! News host has hit back, saying the two are unrelated.’It’s unbelievable to me the amount of ignorant comments that come in and it’s just uninformed ignorant people,’ the 36-year-old said.’Rachel Zoe is pregnant! To all the haters, get informed! Go Google it … it has nothing to do with anything,’ she told Radar online.’There are thin girls with infertility issues, normal sized girls with infertility issues and overweight girls with infertility issues,’ she said.’Unless your doctor tells you your weight is affecting you in some way … once the doctor rules it out, that’s really not it.’Giuliana’s unfulfilled dream of becoming a mother is well documented and has even been featured on her Style Network reality show ‘Giuliana & Bill’.Giuliana, who is married to entrepreneur and season one ‘Apprentice’ winner Bill Rancic, had a miscarriage last year after undergoing fertility treatments. The 36-year-old admitted she initially blamed herself: ‘As a woman you blame your body, you blame yourself, and I was riding that wave for a while and I was playing the blame game.’Not for anything I was doing day to day, but (I wondered): Should Bill have married someone younger? Did I wait too long? Should I have had kids at a younger age?’But Giuliana goes onto to says she now realises it is not her fault.’That’s not what God wanted. The fact that I really do feel happier than I’ve felt in years, I feel like it really was part of a bigger plan, and I don’t know what that plan is but whatever it is, we’re fine with it.’Giuliana told Radar that she and Bill are taking a break from the difficult fertility treatments and are choosing instead to focus on their relationship.’We’re on a bit of a time out. I’m not going to kid you, it’s kind of going well. We’re loving it.’This break, which has only been a few months, was so incredibly necessary after two years of shots and being a lab rat and going in and out of doctors’ offices and mood swings. I forgot what it was like to feel normal’. – www.dailymail.co.uk