Giuliana Rancic will focus on her baby and husband now that she has signed off as anchor for "E! News" after 14 long years.

According to a report from People, the 40-year-old TV personality moved full-time to Chicago to be with her husband, Bill Rancic. They share a three-year-old son named Duke.

Duke is considered by Giuliana Rancic as a miracle baby after she and her husband faced numerous infertility issues following her bout with breast cancer in 2011.

"I'm looking forward to being able to stay in bed a little longer with Duke every morning," Giuliana Rancic said about her growing baby.

Giuliana Rancic will still host the hit weekly fashion critique show "Fashion Police" and cover "Live from the Rad Carpet" during special events.

While resigning from her daily show will let Giuliana Rancic focus on her baby more, she admitted that her final day on E! News was bittersweet.

"I knew this day would be bittersweet but I was not prepared for how incredibly special it would be," she explained after taping her last episode.

"I am lucky to have worked side-by-side with some of the most talented and kindest people in the business who gave me the most loving send-off I could have ever hoped for."

"I cried tears of joy but today feels like my graduation day and I can't wait to write my next chapter," the host added.

Us Weekly also reported about how Giuliana Rancic's husband paid tribute to her in an open love letter entitled "Giuliana: Why I'm So Proud."

"Even in recent months, through some of the harder times, you showed nothing but grace under pressure," he wrote.

"You've dealt with worse and you've taken the high road, when others wouldn't have, something you always do...That's something that makes me love and respect you even more."

The 44-year-old "Apprentice" alum also shared how his wife was very determined to make it big in the entertainment industry.

"I'll close by saying my wife is the definition of the American Dream. A dream that's become even more important in recent years," he said.

"She came to this country at a young age and could barely speak English. All the kids in her class laughed when she stood up at 8 years old and said she wanted to be an award-winning anchor someday."

"No one is laughing now," Bill Rancic pointed out.