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Ellen DeGeneres: proud of what she, daytime TV show achieved

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The Ellen DeGeneres Show will end its 19-year run on Thursday, May 26. Oprah Winfrey suggested she take time off. "I'm really proud that I was able to reach so many different women," she says. She's busy with one of her passions, remodeling houses, and will travel to Rwanda.

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Ellen DeGeneres: proud of what she, daytime TV show achieved

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Ellen DeGeneres: proud of what she, daytime TV show achieved

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Ellen DeGeneres: proud of what she, daytime TV show achieved

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Ellen DeGeneres: proud of what she, daytime TV show achieved

Ellen DeGeneres relishes what her daytime show has given viewers in its nearly two-decade run, a blend of the silly, sometimes earnest and, particularly in the last few years, a respite from hard times.

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