Ellen DeGeneres' Mansion Unharmed by Cotswolds Flooding

Ellen DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi, have confirmed that their home in the Cotswolds, England, was not damaged by recent severe flooding, despite earlier reports suggesting otherwise. Celebrating their 20th anniversary, DeGeneres assured fans via Instagram that their property remained safe from floodwaters caused by Storm Bert, which has devastated the surrounding area. The couple's move from the U.S. has been linked to Ellen's decision to retire following controversies and Donald Trump's election victory. While reports suggested their house was surrounded by water after a nearby tributary of the River Thames overflowed, DeGeneres stated that having a dry home was the best anniversary gift. The couple is looking forward to their new life in the English countryside.