Ellen DeGeneres and her wife Portia de Rossi have moved to the Cotswolds in rural England, planning to permanently leave the United States following Donald Trump's re-election. The couple has listed their Montecito, California estate for sale, reportedly motivated by disillusionment with Trump's victory. DeGeneres, who faced backlash for fostering a toxic work environment on her show, has expressed a desire for a fresh start and has been focusing on personal interests like gardening. Her recent Netflix special, 'Four Your Approval', humorously addresses her departure from show business and the public's perception of her. Despite not commenting publicly on the move, her history of supporting Vice President Kamala Harris and her friendship with former president George W. Bush highlight her complex relationship with U.S. politics. The move marks a significant lifestyle change for DeGeneres, a prominent figure in American entertainment for decades.