Ellen DeGeneres’s England home floods weeks after her move to the UK following Donald Trump’s victory - The flood was caused following the aftermath of Storm Bert

A source previously told PEOPLE that the former talk show host has found a home “that she loved” in the English countryside and bought it in October

The comedian, 66, and the “Arrested Development” alum, 51, are reportedly gearing up to put their sprawling Montecito, Calif., mansion on the market.

While Ellen DeGeneres hasn’t returned to TV since ending her eponymous talk show in 2022, she did go on tour with a new standup routine, which was filmed for Netflix. The show went over well with viewers but not so much with some of her former talk show staffers. For Your Approval is available to stream with a Netflix subscription.

Sitting side-by-side along the railing inside the cozy stone tavern, Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi were clearly having a wonderful night. A video posted on social media shows the smiling couple tucked between other stars,

Ellen DeGeneres is denying widespread reports that her new U.K. home flooded on the heels of permanently relocating to England after Trump’s reelection.

Taking to social media, the comedian, 66, posted a loving tribute to the “Arrested Development” alum on their 20th anniversary.

Just weeks after Donald Trump won the election, Ellen DeGeneres addresses concerns that her new residence in the UK was affected by Storm Bert