Covid 19 coronavirus: Ellen DeGeneres tests positive for virus

Controversial TV star Ellen DeGeneres tested positive for Covid-19.

The 62-year-old American television star revealed her diagnosis in a post on her show’s Instagram account.

“Fortunately, I feel good at the moment,” he said.

“Anyone who has been in close contact with me has been notified.

“I’ll see you all again after the holidays. Please stay healthy and safe.”

The Covid infection ends a terrible end of 2020 for DeGeneres, whose show was riddled with accusations of bullying.

The allegations of workplace harassment included allegations of a “toxic” work environment, reports of intimidation, racism and unfair dismissal.

The clams led to an investigation and the departure of several staff members.

As a result, an internal investigation was carried out.

DeGeneres apologized after the bullying allegations were made public, but even that was criticized as the “worst lack of apology.”

The host sent a letter to the staff apologizing for what had been happening and saying that steps would be taken to “correct the problems” in the future.

The apology letter began by saying that she wanted the show to be a “place of happiness” and was disappointed to learn that that had not been the case.

DeGeneres was able to continue broadcasting his television show during Covid precautions by filming it at his home.

He welcomed live audiences to film in October, although the group was limited to 40 people and they had to wear masks.

The assistants also had to pass health exams.