Ellen DeGeneres has shocked fans and the entertainment industry by announcing her relocation to England, selling her luxurious Montecito estate, and vowing never to return to America. The former talk show host, known for her decades-long career in television, made the surprising statement during an exclusive interview, citing personal and cultural reasons for her dramatic decision.
After years of controversy and intense media scrutiny, Ellen has reportedly grown disillusioned with Hollywood and the U.S. entertainment industry. Sources close to her say she has been seeking a quieter, more peaceful life away from the public eye. Her $45 million Montecito estate, once a paradise for A-list gatherings, has now been sold as she prepares for a fresh start overseas.
“I’ve given everything I had to America,” Ellen allegedly stated. “It’s time for me to move on and find a place where I can truly be happy.” The comedian has reportedly purchased a historic countryside estate in England, embracing the slower pace of life and the privacy that British country living offers.
Speculation about her move has been swirling for months, with rumors that Ellen has been quietly investing in European properties. Some believe this decision was influenced by the backlash she faced in recent years, including allegations of workplace toxicity on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Others think she is simply seeking a change after decades in the limelight.
While some fans are saddened by her departure, others support her decision to leave behind the pressures of fame. The question remains: Is this truly the end of Ellen’s chapter in America, or will she eventually return? For now, she seems determined to start anew, far from Hollywood’s bright lights.
