Kristina Guerrero (@kristinaguerrero), former E! News correspondent and host of The List, has spent over 20 years in entertainment journalism. From red carpets in Hollywood to becoming the first Latina host on E! News, Kristina’s story is about breaking barriers and finding resilience.
In this episode of Off Deadline, Kristina joins Melissa DiGianfilippo (@melissadflip) of Proof Publicity to share:
- Why representation matters and how she inspired young women in media
- The pinch-me celebrity moments that defined her E! career
- Her CMA Awards stunt with 50 bottles of Jack Daniels
- Interviewing Taylor Swift before she was a superstar
- How motherhood deepened her empathy as a journalist
- The hardest year of her life: sobriety, finding God, breast cancer, and job loss
- Launching her memoir and podcast She Believed to empower others
This episode blends Hollywood stories, personal resilience, and advocacy for representation from one of entertainment’s most recognizable Latina journalists.
🎧 Listen now, watch on YouTube, and don’t forget to follow @proofpublicity for more episodes of Off Deadline.
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