Zuri Hall

Zuri Hall is an Emmy Award winning TV host, actress + writer — who currently serves up personality packed with energy, sass & insight across all E! Entertainment platforms. The Ohio native's self-run YouTube channel for down-to-earth girl talk boasts 7 million views, and counting.

Hall's natural skill for leading candid conversations about life, style + pop culture have made her a go-to voice in the entertainment industry (from her daily on-air TV appearances, to moderating one-on-one speaking events with numerous celebs, from Issa Rae to Chrissy Teigen). But Hall's strongest passion is encouraging others to chase their wildest dreams, while she does the exact same.

At E!, Hall is an E! News correspondent; Co-Host of What the Fashion on Snapchat Discover; and creator, host & co-producer of What's Good with Zuri Hall — an E! News original series that takes a bite-size deep-dive into pop culture topics that celebrate and explore diversity in Hollywood. She also covers star-studded red carpets from The Emmys to The Academy Awards. This past Fall, Hall also co-hosted NBC's live stream of the iconic Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Hall has acted as a guest star in various scripted projects — including multiple episodes of The Arrangement on E!, TV Land's Nobodies (executive produced by Melissa McCarthy), and the comedic digital series Hashtaggers. She also studied Improv at The Upright Citizens Brigade, in NYC.

Before joining E! News, Hall hosted the after shows and reunion specials for MTV's hit reality competition show The Challenge.

She has made regular appearances giving pop culture commentary on major networks including CNN, NBC, CBS, MTV/MTV2 and HLN. Her style and career have been featured by some of the most elite media outlets, including Vogue, Huffington Post, Elle, Cosmopolitan, Variety, Essence Magazine, Glamour (South Africa) and GQ (South Africa).

​Hall is all about using her platform to motivate and empower women to live their best lives, with substance & style. She gave the NAACP keynote speech on the power of voting & personal economic empowerment, at her hometown chapter's 2018 Freedom Fund banquet; and participates in the Ad Council's 'Know Your Girls' campaign to raise breast cancer awareness for Black women. Zuri's passion for working with single mothers & underprivileged youth drives her volunteer time at local shelters + organizations, including Alexandria House.