Quarantine has not been kind to Ellen DeGeneres.
The once-loved 62-year-old daytime talk show host has come under fire in recent months for her alleged cruel behavior. The allegations, which first started on Podcaster Kevin Porter’s Twitter and ended in a Buzzfeed News report, eventually led WarnerMedia to launch an official investigation with the assistance of a third-party firm.
A former television producer also stepped forward and detailed the “strange” demands of the “Finding Dory” star that prevented anyone from looking at or talking to her.
With accusations ranging from racism to intimidation and fear on the set of his self-titled talk show, DeGeneres faces an uphill battle. Not only is his program being investigated, but DeGeneres has also faced a backlash for showing how out of touch with reality he has become: he compared blocking the coronavirus to “being in jail” despite filming of her equity of $ 27 million. However, their problems started long before closing.
DeGeneres faced a backlash after she was photographed sitting next to former President George W. Bush at a Dallas Cowboys soccer game. She defended the friendship despite Bush’s anti-gay marriage stance and called for tolerance, but continued to be called a hypocrite as she allegedly banned celebrities from her show for sharing views similar to Bush.
Fostering his mindset of different punches for different people, DeGeneres vehemently advocated that Kevin Hart be reinstated as the host of the 2019 Oscars and even called The Academy about it after the homophobic pranks had resurfaced. Smelling hypocrisy, people called her again.
Given these difficult times, will DeGeneres find a way to be redeemed, or will she join the growing list of canceled celebrities?
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