'Going Off Script,' Giuliana Rancic Claims: "I Do Not Have an Eating Disorder" [WATCH]

Giuliana Rancic is revealing a lot in her new book, Going Off Script.

One touchy subject that the E! News host is clearing the air about is her thin figure. In a new interview with the Today Show, Rancic told host Savannah Guthrie: "It was something that I didn't feel I ever needed to talk about, because I think weight is very personal, whether you're underweight, overweight, whatever! It's your business. But it became distracting," Rancic said. "I would do a two-hour red carpet show and I would be so proud of these interviews, so many fun moments, and I would go on the Internet afterwards just to see 99 percent of the comments about my weight, and not about the interviews. I basically found it very distracting and I thought, 'You know what? I think it's time to just tell the truth and tell people what's going on.'"

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When Guthrie asked the Fashion Police co-host: "What's going on? Because you are, in fact, very thin. Do you have an eating disorder?"

The mother of one replied, "I do not have an eating disorder. I never have had an eating disorder," she added, "I want to be very clear about that. In fact, I eat a lot. People love to tweet, 'Eat a burger.' I eat burgers! It's not working!"

If you are a fan of Rancic, then you probably remember when the E! host had a double mastectomy after being diagnosed with breast cancer a couple of years back.

Rancic lost "a considerable amount of weight due to the cancer medication" she had to take to keep her illness stable. "I was eating more than I've ever eaten but I was losing weight, and I was scared! I didn't think, 'Oh, this is great.' I thought, 'What the heck's happening to my body?' It's very scary to have cancer and be on medication. Then to start losing weight, I thought, 'Oh, my gosh. Is the cancer back?'" Rancic claimed. "I went to my doctor and he said, 'A side effect from the medication you're on is weight loss.'"

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