Birthday: January 26, 1958 (Aquarius)
Born In: Metairie, Louisiana, United States
Birthday: January 26, 1958 (Aquarius)
Born In: Metairie, Louisiana, United States
Ellen DeGeneres is a renowned name in the world of television especially in the category of stand-up comedians. When she was a teenager, her parents divorced, and as quoted by her she applied innovative tricks to make her mother laugh in order to help her deal with the rough phase. Her mother remarried, and thereafter, she lived with her mother and step-father. Ellen travelled to New Orleans and enrolled at the university there. However, she soon dropped out from the university and engaged in many odd jobs until she found her true calling. She began to perform stand-up comedy at public places like clubs and coffee houses. Soon her popularity spread far and wide. One of the major turning points in her life can be regarded as her appearance in the show ‘The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson’. This remarkable comedienne was also cast in a few movies before she signed her first sitcom ‘Open House’ for the ‘Fox’ network. Although the show went off air after few episodes, it earned Ellen due recognition. This was followed by a few more sitcoms where her performance turned out to be exceptional and catapulted her to the zenith of American stand-up comedy. Her most notable show entitled ‘The Ellen DeGeneres Show’ has been amusing people for more than a decade.
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Also Known As: Ellen Lee DeGeneres
Age: 66 Years, 66 Year Old Males
Spouse/Ex-: Portia de Rossi (m. 2008)
father: Elliott DeGeneres
mother: Betty DeGeneres
siblings: Vance DeGeneres
Partner: Alexandra Hedison, Anne Heche
Born Country: United States
Height: 5'7" (170 cm), 5'7" Males
Notable Alumni: The University Of New Orleans
Ancestry: French American, Irish American, British American, German American
Personality: ENFP
U.S. State: Louisiana
Founder/Co-Founder: eleveneleven
education: The University Of New Orleans
Humanitarian Work: Artist associated with ‘Global AIDS Awareness’ and ‘David Lynch Foundation’.
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Ellen DeGeneres stopped doing stand-up comedy because she found greater success and fulfillment as a television host with "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."
Ellen DeGeneres faced controversy in 2020 when former employees alleged a toxic work environment on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," leading to an internal investigation and changes in the show's leadership.
Ellen DeGeneres came out as gay in 1997 in an episode of the sitcom "Ellen," making her the first openly gay lead character on primetime television.
Ellen DeGeneres serves as an executive producer and a judge on the reality competition show "The Masked Dancer," where celebrities perform dance routines disguised in elaborate costumes.
Ellen DeGeneres supports various charitable causes, including animal rights, environmental conservation, LGBTQ+ rights, and disaster relief efforts.
Ellen DeGeneres is an avid collector of antique furniture and has a passion for interior design, often sharing glimpses of her beautifully decorated homes on her show.
She is known for her love of animals and has been a vocal advocate for animal rights, often featuring heartwarming stories of rescued animals on her show.
Ellen DeGeneres is a talented voice actress and has lent her voice to various animated films, including "Finding Nemo" and "Finding Dory," where she voiced the character Dory.
She is a big fan of Halloween and goes all out with her costumes each year, often showcasing elaborate and creative outfits on her show.
Ellen DeGeneres is a skilled dancer and frequently incorporates dance into her show, showcasing her fun and energetic personality.
Ellen DeGeneres Movies
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Awards
1997 | Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series | Ellen (1994) |
2017 | Favorite Animated Movie Voice | Finding Dory (2016) |
2017 | Favorite Daytime TV Host | Winner |
2017 | Favorite Comedic Collaboration | Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show (2003) |
2016 | Favorite Humanitarian | Winner |
2016 | Favorite Daytime TV Host | Winner |
2015 | Favorite Daytime TV Host(s) | Winner |
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2012 | Favorite Daytime TV Host | Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show (2003) |
2009 | Favorite Talk Show Host | Winner |
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2008 | Favorite Funny Female Star | Winner |
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2006 | Favorite Daytime Talk Show Host | Winner |
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1995 | Favorite Female Performer in a New TV Series | Winner |
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