Ellen DeGeneres has been “weeping every day” as her long-running show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, comes to an end on May 26.

During the last week, DeGeneres welcomed Oprah Winfrey, who grew nostalgic since it reminded her of The Oprah Winfrey Show.

“I got a bit upset backstage because I noticed your entire crew is back there and I said to everybody, ‘I know what this feels like, with only a few of days remaining,'” Winfrey explained.

“I think I’m weeping up because seeing your employees truly triggered me for what it feels like when you have all of these people who become your family,” the 68-year-old said of her show’s last days. This has been your residence.”

Winfrey also praised The Ellen Show’s team, saying that “you’re the face out front, but it’s everybody back there that truly makes it work.”

Meanwhile, Winfrey said she will be “greatly missed” by the host.

“I hope so because it indicates I had an influence, and I believe that’s all we’re asked to do in order to have significance in our lives.” “I learnt it from you, and that’s what you did for me,” DeGeneres said.

Furthermore, the author of What I Know For Sure advised DeGeneres to “take time off, something she regretted not doing once Oprah was done.”

Notable visitors include Jennifer Aniston, Billie Eilish, and P!nk, who will allegedly appear on Thursday’s last programme.