MTV Awards’ In Memoriam segment rips Ellen DeGeneres and her ‘reign of terror’ after she quit show over ‘toxic’ claims
ELLEN DeGeneres was mocked during the MTV Movie & TV Awards: Unscripted's "In Memoriam" segment.
The ceremony ripped the presenter's "reign of terror" after she quit her talk show following claims of "bullying" and a "toxic workplace".
On Monday night, MTV threw shade at her upcoming departure in a parody of the "In Memoriam" segment of other awards shows, which pays tribute to stars who have died in the past year.
Host Nikki Glaser began: "I'd now like to take a somber-slash-awkward moment to acknowledge all that we've lost in the world of unscripted entertainment this year."
The large screen then shared a black and white image of Ellen on her talk show couch with the caption: "Ellen's reign of terror 2003-2021."
She also reportedly once told a
Neil Breen claimed the show host had a series of "bizarre" demands when she appeared on his Australian program, the Today show, in 2013.
The montage shared a photo of Scott and his ex with the caption: "Scott Disick dating age-appropriate women 2006 - 2015."
Scott dated Sofia Richie, 22, for almost three years until last summer.
The Flip It Like Disick mogul then moved on to model Amelia Gray Hamlin, 19, who he was first linked to in the fall.
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The tribute then gave a node to star 's ex-husband , who was after serving 41 months in jail for fraud.
The photo read: "Joe Giudice's passport 1973-2019."