Ellen DeGeneres is leaving show business for good! You won’t see me again
Ellen DeGeneres has seemingly declared her retirement, saying that following the release of her Netflix special later this year, she will be “done” with being in the spotlight. 66-year-old former talk show host, Last Stand…
Up Tour, will film a comedy program for the streaming service, and she gave an update about her future in show business during the event.
One audience member questioned DeGeneres about her future plans when the tour ended and whether she would like to perform theater on Broadway during the Q&A portion of the concert,
which was hosted at the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts in Santa Rosa. The comic said, “Um, no,” as reported by SFGate. “This is the final occasion you will encounter me.” Following my Netflix special,
During her stand-up performances, Ellen DeGeneres has been discussing the contentious termination of her own daytime talk program.
The TV host was charged in 2020 with maintaining a “toxic work environment” behind the scenes of her September 8, 2003, premiere.
Variety reports that some staff members accused executive producers of bigotry, sexual misbehavior, and intimidation.
Additionally, there were claims that a number of employees were afraid to take medical leave for fear of punishment and that they would suffer consequences for filing complaints. “I’m in a position of privilege and power and…
I take responsibility for what happens at my show,” DeGeneres said in her apology at the time. The scandal never allowed the show to bounce back, and in May 2022, it concluded its 19-year run.
