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She added that the whole spate of recent toxic workplace allegations turned viewers off the show and off DeGeneres as a person, not because of any particular sympathy for the show’s staff but because it’s completely at odds with her image of a cute talk show host who dances over coffee tables and shit.
“I think the viewers are disappointed in the phoniness that [DeGeneres] has been projecting as a nice person,” Muskat said.
Muskat was in charge of finding human interest guests for the show, segments which have become the backbone of the show.
However, she claimed DeGeneres was rude to the these guests whereas “she loved kissing ass with all of the celebrities.”
Celebrity by Nick Bond and Sam Clench 14th May 2021 4:29 AM Ellen DeGeneres has labelled the allegations that she oversaw a toxic workplace misogynistic and too orchestrated in an explosive interview with US television, shortly after announcing her plans to quit her beleaguered talk show. Yesterday, DeGeneres said she would front the upcoming 19th season of She hosted its very first episode back in 2003, and has since led more than 3000 shows. But her reputation has copped a beating in the past 12 months. DeGeneres said she was quitting the job because it was just not a challenge anymore . Today she sat down with the queen of the celebrity tell-all, Oprah Winfrey, to discuss her decision to quit. But before that interview aired, DeGeneres also spoke to Savannah Guthrie, the anchor of NBC s
A former producer on
The Ellen DeGeneres Show has said she doesn’t believe the talkshow host is walking away on her own terms, suggesting she was fired by her own viewers.
Hedda Muskat eviscerated DeGeneres during an appearance on Australian Channel 7’s
Sunrise morning programme, saying the host’s decision to quit after 19 years was “not a shock at all”.
Muskat – who was among the first people hired on
The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2003 – said that the viewers “have spoken”.
“Her ratings have been in the toilet for a long, long time now. Her show has not been fun, it has not been interesting, and she’s not really, by the way, stepping down. The viewers fired her,” Muskat said.
A former
Ellen producer is speaking out and is slamming Ellen DeGeneres in the wake of news that her long-running talk show is set to end in 2022.
Emmy Award-winning producer Hedda Muskat appeared on the Australian morning show,
Sunrise, and told host Natalie Barr that she was not surprised that the DeGeneres talk show is ending. In fact, Muskat thinks “The viewers fired her” as the show’s ratings have crashed.
“Her ratings have been in the toilet for a long long time now. Her show has not been fun it has not been interesting,” Muskat said.
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“I want to give the viewers more credit. I don’t think the show’s demise is because of the viewers’ loyalty to the employees, because let’s face it; as employees we endure hardship from the workplace all the time,” Muskat said. “I think the the viewers are disappointed in the phoniness she’s been projecting as this ‘nice person.’ So I feel that the viewers feel duped, in a way, that she’s not
Ellen sits down with Oprah Winfrey and Savannah Guthrie for first interviews since announcing she s quitting
13 May, 2021 07:27 PM
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Ellen has sat down for two explosive interviews, one of them with Oprah, shortly after announcing her plan to quit her beleaguered talk show. Video / NBC / Warner Bros. Television
Ellen has sat down for two explosive interviews, one of them with Oprah, shortly after announcing her plan to quit her beleaguered talk show. Video / NBC / Warner Bros. Television
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By: Nick Bond and Sam Clench
Ellen DeGeneres has labelled the allegations that she oversaw a toxic workplace misogynistic and too orchestrated in an explosive interview with US television, shortly after announcing her plans to quit her beleaguered talk show.