Melissa Rivers news reported how Joan Rivers' daughter said that she will not quit "Fashion Police." According to a report from TV3, she even plans to make the show "bigger and better" when it returns on September.

"Fashion Police" is currently on a six-month hiatus after hosts Kelly Osbourne and Kathy Griffin quit the show. The two resigned after mainstay Giuliana Rancic made alleged racist comments about Zendaya Coleman, whom she joked must have "smelled like patchouli oil or weed" for wearing dreadlocks at the 2015 Oscars.

''(Melissa Rivers) hasn't dealt with replacement co-hosts yet but is excited to continue producing," a source revealed.

"She has no interest in quitting.''

Recent Melissa Rivers news also reported what Joan Rivers' daughter thought about the "Fashion Police" rumored new hosts, who supposedly include "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star Khloe Kardashian and "Baby Phat" founder Kimora Lee Simmons.

"All of your suggestions are on all of our lists, you're dead on," Melissa Rivers told news publications.

"I don't know who it's going to be, but right now...we're slowly starting to figure out what would work.''

The daughter of Joan Rivers also admitted that they brought back "Fashion Police" too soon after her mother's death last Sept. 4.

The iconic comedienne passed away after a week-long coma that resulted from a botched throat operation at Yorkville Endoscopy in New York City. Melissa Rivers previously made news for the multi-million dollar medical malpractice lawsuit she filed against the said Upper East Side outpatient facility.

Even with an ongoing lawsuit to give justice to her mother's death, Melissa Rivers is also taking time to fix "Fashion Police," which Joan Rivers hosted for years.

"It's just sitting down and saying 'Okay, we went back too fast,'" Melissa Rivers said when she guested at NBC's "New York Live."

"We didn't realize how much everybody was mourning. It really was a family and the sisters started to have a fight, and all these things kind of happened."

"We lost our matriarch, and now we're figuring it out again," she added.