Ellen DeGeneres Is Jumping on the NFT Craze (EXCLUSIVE)

Recently, it got announced that ‘The Ellen Degeneres Show’ is now coming to its conclusion after the end of the 19th season in 2022. Speaking about it to The Hollywood Reporter, Ellen said, “When you’re a creative person, you constantly need to be challenged – and as great as this show is, and as fun, as it is, it’s just not a challenge anymore,”.

The search is on for a replacement for Ellen DeGeneres after she announced she’ll be stepping away from her talk show in 2022 after 19 seasons on the air.

Oprah Winfrey made a virtual appearance on airing on Thursday, and gave her advice to the host on what it's like ending an extremely popular, long-running talk show.Ellen DeGeneres confirmed on Wednesday that she's ending her daytime talk show after 19 seasons. Winfrey, of course, was the host of from 1986-2011, which ran for 25 seasons before going off the air.

Ellen DeGeneres is opening up about her decision to end  in 2022.Just one day after news broke that the production's upcoming 19th season would be its last, the 63-year-old host sat down with Savannah Guthrie for an intimate conversation that aired on NBC's on Thursday.News of DeGeneres' departure comes less than a year after  became embroiled in controversy.

Ellen DeGeneres addressed speculation that a toxic work environment on her daytime talk show led to her decision to end the eponymous series after 19 seasons. “If it was why I was quitting, I would have not come back this year,” the longtime comedian, 63, told Savannah Guthrie during the May 13 episode of Today. “I really did think about not coming back,” she emphasized.

Ellen DeGeneres is doubling down on why she is leaving her talk show at the end of season 19.

Ellen DeGeneres is opening up about her decision to end  in 2022.Just one day after news broke that the production's upcoming 19th season would be its last, the 63-year-old host sat down with Savannah Guthrie for an intimate conversation that aired on NBC's on Thursday.News of DeGeneres' departure comes less than a year after  became embroiled with controversy.

Ellen DeGeneres told Savannah Guthrie of Today that she is still surprised by attacks on her and reports of her show’s workplace environment as “toxic,” but that it was not the reason for her decision to end her long-running daytime talk show.

Gallery: 20 celebrity interviews that never should’ve happened (Espresso) And she has now compared coming out to leaving The Ellen DeGeneres Show. The presenter said: "In 1997, I knew it was time to come out on my sitcom and live my truth.

Ellen DeGeneres is all set to end her daytime talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show which has been running for 19 seasons. With the show being surrounded by allegations of sexual misconduct and toxic workplace atmosphere, it was recently confirmed that Ellen will be ending the talk show soon.

Ellen DeGeneres, 63, got emotional while telling her audience that the 19th season of The Ellen DeGeneres Show will be the last on May 12. The talk show host opened up about how hard the decision to end the long-running series was and revealed why she felt it was the right time to do so in her monologue.

Ellen DeGeneres is opening up about her decision to end .Ahead of Thursday's episode of the long-running series, the 63-year-old host addressed her announcement about the program's upcoming 19th season being its last. After news of her departure broke on Wednesday, a source told ET that DeGeneres just felt like it was «time to move on.»«Today, I am announcing that next season, season 19, is going to be last season.

With Ellen DeGeneres calling it quits on her daytime talk show after 19 seasons, the big question now is who will get a daytime talk show slot among NBC stations nationwide. Actress/comedian Tiffany Haddish, 41, has been getting plenty of practice at being a talk show host, thanks to being one of Ellen’s primary fill-in hosts during the 2020-2021 season.

seen a dip in its ratings and its ability to book A-list guests.

The Ellen DeGeneres Show was one of daytime TV’s biggest success stories. The talk show, hosted by comedian and actor Ellen DeGeneres, debuted on 8 September 2003 and ran for nearly two decades, winning 61 daytime Emmys out of a staggering 171 nominations.