The Ellen DeGeneres Show: A-list stars show up for TV farewell to longtime host

Popular talk show host Ellen DeGeneres spends an emotional roller coaster during the run-up to the final Ellen DeGeneres Show, His long-running talk show. U.S. reports suggest Ellen cried a lot, adding that the weeks leading up to the finals were emotional.

On April 29, the 64-year-old filmed the finale of the show. The finale will air on May 26 and will feature an A-list lineup with Pink and Jennifer Aniston, both of whom appeared on the show’s first episode on September 8, 2003. Singer Billy Ilish, singer and actor Justin Timberlake, actor Jack Efron, and former First Lady Michelle Obama have also appeared on the last few shows.

Reports further suggest that Ellen did not want to make a fuss when she was sad to see the show end. A report said he wanted a quiet departure and friends and family of the cast and crew present on the final day.

After the last day’s taping, Ellen Seth tweeted a picture of herself and said: “Today we taped the final episode. Ellen Shaw Which will air on May 26.

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“When we started this show in 2003, the iPhone didn’t exist. Social media did not exist. Gay marriage was not legal. We have seen the world change, sometimes for the better, sometimes not. But no matter what, my goal was to make the show a place where we could all come together and laugh for an hour. Being invited into your life is the greatest opportunity of my life and has brought me incredible joy. Thanks. Thanks. Thanks. “

Since its debut, the comedian has hosted a number of celebrity guests, many of whom have become targets of his pranks. However, the show’s reputation in 2020 and Ellen herself suffered a setback after allegations of toxic behavior on the set.

In July 2020, anonymous accounts of former employees accused executive producers of harassment and complained that the backstage was a toxic area and an environment of racist remarks and petty aggression. Following the allegations, Ellen apologized to her staff. In a letter to staff, the longtime host said he always wanted the show to be a place of joy and apologized for the change.

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Amy Winner later said the allegations were harmful to her. However, he added that these claims were not the reason behind the decision to end the show.