Ellen DeGeneres humorously acknowledged her rocky relationship with show business, stating, "I got kicked out of show business because I'm mean... No mean people in show business." This reflection resonated with her audience, offering insight not only into her past controversies but also highlighting the entertainment industry's stringent standards on personal conduct.
In her special, DeGeneres stated, "Kicked me out before because I told them I was out. No gay people in show business. They kick you out." This commentary alludes to her historic coming out in 1997, marking a significant turning point in her career amid industry biases.
Discussing her reputation, she said, "Yeah, you all heard I was mean... when I walk into a restaurant, people are watching, waiting to see if I'll be mean." This candid statement reveals her awareness of the public perception surrounding her image post-controversy.
DeGeneres joked about her future in the industry, quipping, "Eventually, they're going to kick me out a third time for being old - mean, old and gay, the triple crown." This humorous remark underscores her resilience, framing her past struggles within a light-hearted narrative.
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