Ellen DeGeneres Returns to Talk Show After Recovering from Covid-19
In December 2020, Ellen DeGeneres was tested positive for COVID-19. Now, she has returned to the talk show after taking time to heal off. The talk show host opened about her experience with coronavirus. She has returned as the host of the first episode of 2021. The production of the show was halted when she tested positive. Ellen said that I was tested positive for the COVID-19 before the festive season. She further added that now I’m fine and all clear.
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Ellen DeGeneres – Popular TV Host
Ellen needs no introduction, as she is one of the most famous American TV host. Last year, Ellen was criticized for being mean. She came under immense fire when people started criticizing her for promoting a negative atmosphere at the set. The popular TV show host was tested positive for COVID-19, and she announced the news on December 12, before the Holiday season. Now, she has returned to the show, and the first episode of 2021 has gone on-air. There’s no in-studio audience at The Ellen DeGeneres Show and is now filming with virtual and in-person celebrity guests. Season 18 of the show started to premier in September 2020. Ellen had thanked everyone who had reached her with kind words and support during the tough time when she was COVID-19 positive. She has taken enough time to heal off from the virus.
Ellen DeGeneres Returns to Talk Show After Recovering from Covid-19
Ellen DeGeneres returns to talk show after recovering from Covid-19. She was tested positive last month in December. After coming to know, the star self-quarantined her at home and was on medications prescribed by the Doctors. She thanked everyone who has reached her out with kind support. The popular host said that she came to knew that her test is positive when she was all ready to tape a new episode of the show. The news was announced by herself in a social media post. She recalled that entire situation and said I was with the makeup artist, and my assistant informed me that I’m COVID-19 positive.
