Coming November 10, 2026
The Girl’s Guide to Guts
A candid, practical guide to the emotional and everyday realities of chronic gut issues, co-written with Judy Batalion.
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Chloe
Melas
Journalist. Author. Founder.
Reporting at the intersection of entertainment, business and culture, with a sharp eye for the story everyone will be talking about.
On air & on the record
Meet Chloe
A journalist who knows the headline is only the beginning.
Chloe is an NBC News entertainment correspondent, New York Times bestselling author, and co-founder of Bio.me. Across television, print and live conversations, she brings rigor, warmth and a reporter’s instinct to stories about culture, health and the people shaping both.
15+years reporting
1New York Times bestseller
3lanes: journalist, author, founder
The throughline
Follow
the story.
A reporter from day one.
From CNN’s newsroom to red carpets and live television, Chloe built her career by getting close to the story and asking the question no one else had.
Scoops with real stakes.
She broke major entertainment and accountability stories, reported across platforms, and co-hosted CNN’s New Year’s Eve coverage.
Culture, clearly reported.
As an entertainment correspondent, Chloe appears across TODAY, NBC Nightly News, NBC News NOW, and NBCNews.com.
Stories you can hold.
A New York Times bestselling family memoir, a candid women’s health guide, and a gut-health company built to make everyday care simpler.
Books & big ideas
Stories that
stay with you.
New York Times bestseller
Luck of the Draw
Chloe helped bring her grandfather Frank Murphy’s gripping WWII memoir and the legacy of his fellow airmen to a new generation.
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Co-founder · Bio.me
Better gut health. Built for real life.
Chloe co-founded Bio.me after years of navigating her own digestive-health journey. The result: science-backed daily support, made simple enough to actually use.
Visit Bio.me ↗Speaking · panels · appearances
Bring Chloe
into the room.
- Entertainment, business & culture
- Women’s health without the whispering
- Journalism, trust & the power of a good question
- Family stories, legacy & preserving history