Ellen DeGeneres and Whoopi Goldberg Leave the US for England, Declaring: “No Respect Here”

In an interview with an international media outlet, Elle and Whoopi expressed their displeasure at what they described as a growing lack of respect and appreciation for their contributions in the United States. “We’ve spent our lives educating, educating, advocating for positive change,” Elle said. “But in recent years, it seems like all we’ve been met with is criticism and negativity. It’s exhausting.” Whoopi Goldberg, known for her strong opinions on “The View,” echoed this theme. “It’s not just about politics or entertainment. It’s about the hostility we face every day, no matter what we say or do. There’s no respect here anymore.” The celebrities have reportedly bought homes in wealthy London neighbourhoods, signaling a permanent move. Sources close to the couple say they are looking for creative careers abroad, with Elle eyeing opportunities on British talk shows and Whoopi considering roles in West End plays. The announcement has been met with mixed reactions. Some celebrities expressed sadness and wished them well, while critics called the decision “dramatic” and “patriotic”. The entertainment industry was quick to weigh in on social media. Comedian Wanda Sykes tweeted: “Elle and Whoopi are leaving? What a loss to American culture.” Meanwhile, conservative commentators have accused the couple of bringing down the very country that gave them their platform. Despite the backlash, Ellen and Whoopi appear determined. “We’re not turning our backs on America,” Ellen clarified. “But we deserve to live in a place where we’re valued and respected.” Whether their decision will inspire other celebrities to follow suit or spark a broader conversation about the state of America remains to be seen. One thing is certain: their departure marks the end of an era for two icons who left an indelible mark on American pop culture.