Some celebrities stand up for Ellen, but they're helping her out.

Some famous characters want the world to know that Ellen DeGenere is very kind, and from this point to doing so, they've posted social networking.

Katy Perry made it known on Twitter Tuesday that “personally has only had positive experience from time with Ellen”. Ashton Kutcher, Kevin Hart, Jay Lenno, Diane Keaton and Justin Bieber's manager and Ariana Grande, Scooter Brown, have also issued similar statements, claiming that “Ellen has been very kind to them”. “This hatred must be stopped,” said Kevin Hart.

Despite this, no reaction is helping Ellen because no one is claiming that she has mistreated celebrities and/or has behaved indecently to them. All the statements speak of a toxic working environment in the background, an abusive, racist, and advertising environment toward employees.

In BuzFeed articles, DeGenere's former employees speak of sexual harassment by producers, racism to a colored employee, mistreatment of others, failure to meet working conditions, and improper and cruel behavior.

It should be said that employees split up into two parts when it comes to being mistreated on its part or not. Some say that producers have created the abusive environment, while others say it is impossible not to have known anything.

All that BuzzFeed published increased the public's scepticism towards Ellen, who has lost some fans in the past. Just recall the harsh reaction to her when she defended Kevin Hart, who years earlier made homophobic comments about a community that Ellen belongs to. As if that wasn't enough, in 2019 Ellen was seen spending time with former President George W. Bush. According to the measure, a liberal and gay woman has no choice with a conservative former president. George W. Bush opposes same-sex marriage, abortion and death penalty. In all these spheres, Ellen has a different attitude and so the fans got angry with their friendship. So Ellen felt the need to explain in October of a year ago.

Look at this. I'm friends with George Bush,” she said. I'm actually friends with a lot of people who don't think like me. Just because you agree with someone, doesn't mean I can't make friends with them. When I say "show love to each other," it's not just for people who think like you. I mean everybody. ”

This is said, which is not the first time Ellen is seen with scepticism and is named as the hypocritical “”. Before the employee's statements were made public, it was critical because after the pandemic, it compared isolation to the prison situation, which was certainly not viewed as empathy and human. DeGeneres presented several films from the house referring to self-isolation and fear of pandemic, but said: “Here is like being in jail. That's because I'm wearing the same clothes for 10 days and everybody's gay here. ”

Already on Twitter, there's a #Replace Ellen campaign that requires her replacement. There is no lack of speculation that they say she will resign, though producers have denied her. The screening of the show has also been on the decline, which questions what will happen next.