The Ellen DeGeneres Show Wraps Up After 19 Years With Guests Jennifer Aniston, Pink & Billie Eilish
The Ellen DeGeneres Show which started in the year 2003 has been going on for 19 seasons. However, the host Ellen DeGeneres recently shot for the last episode and thanked her team and staff as the chat show is set to go
The
Ellen
DeGeneres
Show
which
started
in
the
year
2003
has
been
going
on
for
19
seasons.
However,
the
host
Ellen
DeGeneres
recently
shot
for
the
last
episode
and
thanked
her
team
and
staff
as
the
chat
show
is
set
to
go
off-air
later
this
month.
For
the
last
episode
of
the
daytime
talk
show,
DeGeneres
had
invited
Friends
star
and
close
friend
Jennifer
Aniston,
who
was
the
inaugural
guest
on
the
show
in
2003
and
the
final
episode
marked
her
20th
appearance.
Aniston
was
accompanied
by
Billie
Eilish
and
Ellen's
close
friend
pop
star
Pink.
Ellen
for
the
finale's
monologue
talked
about
the
societal
progress
she
feels
the
world
has
made
in
the
past
two
decades,
reported
Fox
News.
The
comedian
went
on
to
reveal
the
things
she
was
not
allowed
to
say
on-air
when
the
show
first
started
including
the
word
'gay'.
DeGeneres
said,
"When
we
started
this
show,
I
couldn't
say
'gay'
on
the
show.
I
was
not
allowed
to
say
'gay.'
I
said
it
at
home
a
lot.
'What
are
we
having
for
gay
breakfast?'
We
couldn't
say
'gay.'
I
couldn't
say
'we,'
because
that
implied
that
I
was
with
someone.
I
sure
couldn't
say
'wife,'
and
that's
because
it
wasn't
legal
for
gay
people
to
get
married,
and
now
I
say
'wife'
all
the
time."
She
went
on
to
thank
her
staff
and
The
Ellen
DeGeneres
Show's
executive
producers.
Fox
reported
that
Ellen
signed
off
for
one
last
time
the
same
way
she
had
started
her
very
first
episode,
sitting
on
a
couch
and
turning
off
the
TV
as
the
stage
doors
closed
behind
her.