Earlier this month, Ellen DeGeneres announced that the upcoming 19th season of her talk show will be its last.
While the show had been on the air for almost two decades, the announcement didn't exactly come as a surprise, coming almost a year after Warner Media announced they were investigating the Ellen DeGeneres Show over toxic workplace allegations.
DeGeneres has hosted the series since 2003, meaning the show will have run for 19 seasons by the time the final episode airs.
Ellen DeGeneres' talk show has been seriously suffering since she talked about the toxic workplace allegations against her and her staff.
Ellen announced the news with an Instagram post on Thursday, letting her fans know that even though she isn't experiencing any symptoms, she tested positive.
Further on in the interview, Eric Andre talked about Ellen DeGeneres being "canceled" after rumors of mistreatment began to surface amongst the show's staff. Andre doesn't seem to be a big fan of the TV host either.
The Ellen DeGeneres Show is coming back after a short hiatus--and according to the host, she will be addressing all the rumors swirling about herself and the "toxic" environment behind the scenes.
Mariah Carey is finally speaking on one incident that's been brought up repeatedly when speaking about the highly publicized toxicity reportedly taking place over at The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
Stephen “tWitch” Boss, who works as the set DJ on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, has finally broken his silence on the shocking allegations of toxicity behind-the-scenes--and just like his fellow celebs, he's defending DeGeneres and the company she keeps at the talk show.
Kevin Hart responds to backlash over his support for Ellen proving he's out of touch on how celebrities get treated vs how her coworkers get treated. He also tackles the topic of people saying he didn't support Nick Cannon during his scandal.
Ellen also apologized, personally, in a letter to her staff--though she didn't really acknowledge any of the allegations made about her, specifically.
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