Ellen DeGeneres Has Moved to Great Britain, Lists Montecito Estate: ‘Never Coming Back’ to the United StatesPublished 3 hours ago.

Ellen DeGeneres Has Moved to Great Britain, Lists Montecito Estate: ‘Never Coming Back’ to the United States

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**Ellen DeGeneres Has Moved to Great Britain, Lists Montecito Estate: ‘Never Coming Back’ to the United States**

In an unexpected twist, Ellen DeGeneres has made a dramatic move across the Atlantic, leaving behind her luxurious Montecito estate and a career that once dominated American television. The comedian and talk show host confirmed in a cryptic post on social media that she has permanently relocated to Great Britain, stating, “I’m never coming back to the United States.”