When Ellen DeGeneres announced that her enormously popular daytime show, The Ellen Show, would be departing this year, she made headlines. The actress recently posted a poignant message to fans on Instagram to honor the show's final taping."We taped the final episode of The Ellen Show today," DeGeneres posted. "It airs on May 26th." "The iPhone didn't exist when we started doing this show in 2003." Back then, there was no such thing as social media. It wasn't lawful to marry a gay man. We saw the world change, sometimes for the better and sometimes for the worse. Whatever was going on, my goal was for the program to be a place where we could all come together and laugh for an hour.""It has been the greatest honour of my life to be invited into your lives," the TV show presenter concluded. "I sincerely appreciate it. I appreciate it. I appreciate it. "I appreciate it."
The show will finish in May 2021, according to DeGeneres, with the 19th season being the final one. This news came only months after the show, its producers, and DeGeneres were accused of fostering a toxic workplace.Allegations of a Toxic Workplace
She informed The Hollywood Reporter that the allegations leveled against The Ellen Show had nothing to do with her decision to cancel the show. However, when more people came forward to discuss their experiences with DeGeneres and the show, the show's ratings began to fall.
The rumors began with viral accounts of Ellen DeGeneres' outlandish behavior toward the show's employees, particularly during the COVID lockdown in 2020. She shot the show from her house and, according to crew workers, was extremely rude to them.
Buzzfeed published accounts from current and former employees alleging that the program was a terrible work environment, including bullying, racial insults, and sexual misbehavior, in the summer of that year. After an internal investigation, executive producers Ed Glavin and Kevin Leman, as well as co-executive producer Jonathan Norman, quit the show in August 2020.
DeGeneres apologized publicly on air, saying "things that never should have happened." "I recognize that I am in a position of privilege and power, and I understand that with that comes responsibility, and I accept accountability for what happens during my concert," she concluded.The Ellen Show's cancellation, for whatever cause, is a major event. The talk show made Ellen DeGeneres famous and helped the careers of many of the celebrities who appeared on it. DeGeneres' fans all throughout the world are sad to see her go.
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