Ellen DeGeneres Has Relocated to the United Kingdom, Puts Montecito Property Up for Sale: ‘Permanently Relocating’ from the United States
Ellen DeGeneres and spouse Portia de Rossi have settled in rural England, placed their Montecito residence on the market, and intend to permanently depart from the United States, sharing with acquaintances that their main reason was the election of Donald Trump, according to a source close to the former television presenter.
While the recent Republican regime was identified as the primary trigger, a fresh beginning could be beneficial: DeGeneres has openly discussed being ostracized from the entertainment industry following reports of a toxic work environment at the syndicated "Ellen" program in 2022.
DeGeneres has already relocated to the Cotswolds, a rural locality in southern-central England, as per the source, who mentioned that her Montecito estate, situated approximately 90 minutes north of Los Angeles, has been discreetly listed for sale or will be listed soon. A spokesperson for Riskin Partners, the renowned real estate firm she is associated with, did not promptly reply to an inquiry for feedback on Wednesday.
DeGeneres allegedly purchased the extensive Montecito estate in 2019, and she and de Rossi have established it as their main dwelling; it was uncertain what the future held for her additional properties in Southern California. A previous public relations representative for DeGeneres announced that she is no longer serving as the comedian's spokesperson following the conclusion of her comedy special and tour.
DeGeneres recently unveiled "Four Your Approval," a comedy performance she collaborated on with Netflix. In the article, she detailed her activities following her departure from "Ellen" - and apart from the comedy special, none of her pursuits were connected to the entertainment industry.
"I opted to pursue gardening," DeGeneres stated. I acquired poultry. Allow me to provide further information on recent events. . . Indeed, I was terminated from the entertainment industry. The individual promoting kindness was not exhibiting kindness themselves, she said.
She then pondered aloud whether she should have managed expectations differently.
“If I had concluded my show by stating, ‘Go f–k yourselves,’ individuals would have been pleasantly surprised to discover I'm kind,” the comedian quipped.