Yesterday officially ended the show on Ellen DeGeneres. In her last show, the host could barely hold back her tears. The show aired for 19 years, and Ellen was very emotional announcing its end.

Ellen DeGeneres says goodbye to her fans: The show is over

She addressed the audience in a shaky voice.

"This show changed my life forever. "It's the greatest experience I've ever had," said Ellen, as her wife Portia de Rossi sat in the audience and applauded.

In her speech, the host hinted that she might be planning a new project.

"I started 19 years ago and said that this is the beginning of a relationship and that today is not the end of a relationship, but a breakup," Ellen said, adding that now her loyal viewers will have the opportunity to watch another talk show.

Ellen continued to talk about what had changed since her show began airing.

"When we started the show, I was not allowed to say 'gay.' I certainly could not say "wife" because gays could not get married. Now I keep saying "wife". "If this show made you laugh, if it lifted you, I did my job," she explained.

Her closing words were: "If I have done anything in the last 19 years, I hope I have inspired you to be who you are, your true authentic self."

Ellen hosted some of the biggest Hollywood stars on her show, and in her last episode were Jennifer Aniston, Billy Ilish and Pink. Earlier, the host explained that the talk show was canceled because it was no longer a challenge for her, but many believe that it is the real reason for the accusations of "toxic work atmosphere" on the set, including sexual harassment, harassment and racism.