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Brad Garrett and others say it’s “common knowledge” that Ellen DeGeneres, the host of her eponymous television talk show, treats her staff terribly. Now, her bosses at Warner Brothers are unsure as to how to go about their contract with the media personality.

Scooter Braun, Brad Garrett, James Woods and more celebrities weighed in on Ellen DeGeneres amid allegations that her talk show fostered a toxic work environment.BuzzFeed News reported in July that 10 former staffers of The Ellen DeGeneres Show alleged they faced racism, fear and intimidation behind the scenes of the Emmy-winning series.“That ‘be kind’ bulls–t only happens when the cameras are on. It’s all for show,” one former employee told the outlet.

tweeted Thursday, calling out the DeGeneres after several former employees came out to describe mistreatment behind-the-scenes and DeGeneres offered an emotional apology. “Know more than one who were treated horribly by her. Common knowledge.”“True story.

Lea Thompson is backing Brad Garrett‘s allegations that Ellen DeGeneres has a track record of mistreatment on her daytime talk show.“Sorry but it comes from the top ⁦@TheEllenShow,” the Everybody Loves Raymond alum, 60, tweeted on Friday, July 31. “[I] know more than one [person] who were [sic] treated horribly by her.⁩ Common knowledge.”The Back to the Future actress, 59, tweeted in response, “True story.

Lea Thompson is weighing in on the report that Ellen DeGeneres had been mistreating her guests that came onto her show.

Brad Garrett is sharing his thoughts on the former and current employee accusations made against. The  star retweeted an article about Ellen DeGeneres addressing the alleged «toxic» work environment, claiming that mistreatment by the TV host is «common knowledge.»«Sorry but it comes from the top @TheEllenShow,» Garrett tweeted, adding that he knows «more than one who were treated horribly by her.

Brad Garrett who’s best known for his role in Everybody Loves Raymond is speaking out amid the allegations surrounding The Ellen DeGeneres show and the “toxic” work culture at her talk show. Earlier this month, a lengthy report was released that detailed the toxic workplace environment, which led to WarnerMedia launching an investigation into what was happening behind the scenes.

After numerous allegations against Ellen DeGeneres, producers on her show, and the on-set culture in general, celebs may be starting to come out against the longtime TV host.

Everybody Loves Raymond actor Brad Garrett is speaking out amid the allegations surrounding Ellen DeGeneres and the “toxic” work culture at her talk show.

Ellen DeGeneres is being called out by actor Brad Garrett for how she’s allegedly mistreated people over the years.The 60-year-old Single Parents alum commented on DeGeneres’ own behavior as the behind-the-scenes drama on the daytime series continues to emerge. Garrett even tagged DeGeneres, 62, in his social media post.“Sorry but it comes from the top ⁦@TheEllenShow,” the former Everybody Loves Raymond actor tweeted on Friday, July 31.

Brad Garrett has lashed out at Ellen DeGeneres on Twitter. One current and 10 former employees of 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' recently came forward to accuse the show's three executive producers - Ed Glavin, Mary Connelly and Andy Lassner - of "bullying" and Ellen issued an apology to staff who felt they were not "treated with respect".

Brad Garrett has called out Ellen DeGeneres.

Brad Garrett called out Ellen DeGeneres over her apology to staff, noting that stories of the allegedly toxic work environment on her daytime talk show were “common knowledge.” After numerous accusations from current and former employees of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” about a toxic work environment prompted WarnerMedia to launch an internal investigation, the host herself finally spoke out in a memo to staff.

Family ties. Everybody Loves Raymond became a hilarious, all-too-familiar sitcom that offered a look at the lives of relatives who were perhaps too close, making it a staple in homes for nearly 10 years.

Edward Norton, Amy Schumer, and Jon Hamm are preparing to take a virtual seat at the table for a new all-star poker tournament to raise coronavirus relief funds.

Eddie Murphy and Tiffany Haddish are among the stars teaming up for the Feeding America Comedy Festival fundraiser.

NBC has officially put together one of the greatest comic lineups of all time for its Feeding America Comedy Festival, which will donate proceeds to the non-profit organization feeding families hit the hardest by the coronavirus pandemic.

NBC has officially put together one of the greatest comic lineups of all time for its Feeding America Comedy Festival, which will donate proceeds to the non-profit organization feeding families hit the hardest by the coronavirus pandemic.

By Bruce Haring