Ellen DeGeneres and wife Portia leaving the U.S. after the election results. They will sell their Montecito mansion

Ellen DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi, are reportedly making a big life change. The couple, married since 2008, is said to be moving to the United Kingdom.

Reports from The Wrap reveal that their Montecito, California mansion is now up for sale, fueling speculation that they’re seeking a fresh start. While their reasons for the move remain private, the timing has raised eyebrows, with many wondering if it’s tied to the current political landscape in the United States.

According to a report shared by TMZ, the couple felt “deeply disillusioned” following Donald Trump’s recent election victory over Kamala Harris. The news allegedly drove them to leave the country in haste, seeking a fresh start abroad.

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