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

The former “Ellen DeGeneres Show” host’s mansion in Cotswolds, England, has reportedly been ravaged by floods that have taken over the region.

Many Ellen DeGeneres fans are only now realising that the talk-show host issued a warning about her plans to flea the States several months before she actually moved to the UK. If news of the talk-show host's emigration across the pond has come as somewhat of a shock, allow us to fill you in on everything you've missed over the last few weeks.

Their new home was reportedly purchased months before the U.S. elections, with a source sharing that they'd earlier traveled to England to see the property and that DeGeneres had "fallen in love with the property in the Cotswolds," per The Sun.

Comedian Ellen DeGeneres and wife Portia de Rossi have reportedly moved to the U.K. in the wake of President-elect Donald Trump 's election win —and are now planning to put their Montecito, CA, home on the market amid claims they will "never" return to the U.S.

A new report claims that the comedian and former talk show host will ‘never return’ to the U.S., but Ellen has not publicly commented on the rumor.

Ellen DeGeneres and Portia De Rossi’s new Cotswolds retreat faces severe flooding just days after their relocation from California. Their multi-million-pound estate was swamped following a nearby tributary's overflow.

Ellen DeGeneres' dream house in the UK was inundated by severe flooding after she moved to the quaint English countryside along with her wife.