Ellen Degeneres Wife: Portia De Rossi & Talk Show Host Face Divorce Rumors [VIDEO]
Ellen Degeneres and Portia de Rossi have been facing rumors of an impending divorce in recent months, but according to a new report, the couple is not planning to part ways anytime soon.
In a new report, a source claims Degeneres has been gushing over her wife, who has battled eating disorders in the past.
"Lately, Ellen cannot stop telling people how incredibly hot she thinks her wife is," said a source close to De Rossi, 43, told Radar Online on Wednesday.
And not just that. Degeneres and de Rossi have built a life together since tying the knot in 2008.
"Ellen and Portia have started to monopolize their fortunes and are now working towards building an empire together. They have become really solid business partners as well as each other's wives," the source continued.
As for rumors of divorce, the source explained that Degeneres and de Rossi used to fight over de Rossi's health and the fact that she was hesitant to ask for help.
"But today," the source added, "her physical and emotional state is the best it has ever been."
Earlier this month, as her talk show continues to see success, Degeneres premiered her latest animated film, Finding Dory, and no, she does not use her cartoon voice at home.
"I will be honest, no. That would be very weird. I think I would leave her. That would be the end of our relationship," Degeneres joked of her wife's possible request during an interview with Entertainment Tonight, via Perez Hilton. "She's not a child. … [She's not like,] 'Talk whale to me! Dance for me!' She doesn't do any of those things. That would be bad if she said dance and talk whale at the same time."
Continuing on of the flick, Degeneres said, "It's so great and it's so good and I can't wait to see it again because there are so many little clever lines. It goes so fast that you kind of miss some of the things. I recommend seeing it like 10 or 11 times, because you really need to see it a lot to get the little nuances — even 15 times. You have to see it more than once to really get it."
