Jennifer Aniston Gives Rare Comment On Brad Pitt Divorce In The Final Episode Of The Ellen Show

Jennifer Aniston returns to The Ellen Show’s sofa after the Friends actress was Ellen DeGeneres’ first guest when the film first hit theaters in 2003.

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Jennifer Aniston makes rare comment on Brad Pitt divorce on Ellen Show finale

Jennifer Aniston got emotional about her divorce from Brad Pitt on the final episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, as the pair reminisced about their first interview back in 2003.

The Ellen DeGeneres Show ended today after nineteen years, nineteen seasons, and over three thousand episodes.

Ellen DeGeneres got emotional on Thursday’s final episode of her talk show, which also featured Billie Eilish and P! Nk.

Jennifer’s inclusion is a fitting tribute after the Friends actress was the show’s first guest when the series first premiered in 2003.

The finale, which marked Jennifer’s 20th appearance on the set of NBC, saw her talk about her divorce and decision to go to therapy after Friends ended.

Sitting down together after a long hug, Jennifer asked: “Where have 19 years gone? I don’t understand.”

Looking back, Ellen asked: “What do you remember? I remember very well that you were at the first show. ”

She continued: “I wanted to talk about the ending of Friends – what did you do to solve that?”

Speaking frankly, Jennifer said: “Well, I got divorced and went to therapy.

“Then I made a movie called The Break Up. I only rely on the last. Let’s make it a whole new chapter. End everything and start over. And it worked great. ”

Jennifer then turned the question to Ellen, asking if she knew what she wanted to do next when her long-running show was over.

Ellen replied, “I want to lie still for a while. I want to rest and then I’ll do something again, but I don’t know what it is.”

Over the past two decades, the 64-year-old presenter has interviewed the most famous people in the world and amused millions across the globe with his comedic skits.

Over the past few weeks, she’s chatted with the likes of Oprah Winfrey, Mila Kunis, Justin Timberlake, Zac Efron, and Bruno Mars.

Earlier in the final show, Ellen was overwhelmed as she walked through the NBC studio to watch her final dance with Stephen “tWitch” Boss on the daytime show.

Upon entering, Ellen tried to hold back her tears as the audience cheered and the truth of the show’s ending seemed to hit the mark.

She told fans as her voice became thick with emotion: “This show has changed my life forever. It was the best experience I have ever had.”

Her performance was ignited in 2020, when allegations of a toxic work environment on set came to light, and Ellen herself was said to be at the center of a number of complaints about the behavior. her “bad” character.

A report from BuzzFeed included current and former employees who complained about alleged behind-the-scenes bullying, prompting Warner Bros.

The findings pointed to “several flaws in the day-to-day management of the show”, and in September 2020, Ellen apologized to herself for things that “should never have happened”.

In May last year, the star announced The Ellen DeGeneres Show would end in 2021, following the conclusion of its 19th season.