In a surprising turn of events, Ellen DeGeneres and her wife Portia de Rossi have reportedly decided to leave the United States, spurred by Donald Trump's recent presidential victory over Kamala Harris. Multiple industry sources indicate that the couple has relocated to the picturesque Cotswolds region in England, leaving behind their home in Montecito, California, which they are apparently planning to sell.

While efforts to confirm details with DeGeneres' representatives have not yet yielded a response, insiders have revealed to The Wrap that this relocation could signify a long-term exit from the U.S. A source close to the couple confided that they felt compelled to "get the hell out" immediately after the election results were announced.

Alongside their move, video footage circulating on social media shows the couple enjoying a lively evening at a local pub, where they attended an acoustic performance by the renowned band The Corrs, mingling with fellow musicians like Natalie Imbruglia and James Blunt.

The election results may have accelerated their decision, but DeGeneres’ departure also comes amid a challenging period for the comedian. Once a beloved figure in Hollywood, she faced significant controversy regarding alleged toxic workplace behavior on her former talk show, "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," which ultimately concluded its 19-season run in 2022. Following this, DeGeneres has expressed feelings of being ousted from the entertainment industry, declaring in a recent stand-up show that she plans to step back from public life after her upcoming Netflix special.

DeGeneres has been a firm supporter of Kamala Harris, eagerly endorsing her via social media and expressing hope for her ascension to the presidency. “There’s nothing more powerful than a woman whose time has come!! I can’t wait for @KamalaHarris to be our next president,” she stated in an Instagram post that reflects her political passion.

As this high-profile couple trades Hollywood glamour for the tranquility of the English countryside, many are left wondering what the future holds for them—and whether this trip will indeed mark the end of their time living in America.