Ellen DeGeneres to end her talk show amid 'bullying' allegations

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 After 18 seasons on air and huge ratings, the talk-show host is expected to make an announcement explaining why she’s pulling the plug today, May 12, according to The Daily Mail.

 

The publication have said that a source told them it’s because Ellen "has had enough and told her team that she’s done".

 

The insider said: "She's promised one more season after this one and will exit at the end of the 2021/2022 season.

 

This comes as several former and current employees of The Ellen Show accused the 63-year-old host of ignoring "bullying" by executives.

 

The employees in question also accused the star of fostering a "toxic" work environment in general.

 

Ellen had apologized following the accusations.

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