Ellen DeGeneres' former bodyguard is the latest person to add to the number of people accusing Ellen of not appearing on screen.
In an interview with Fox News, Tom Majercak - who was assigned to accompany Ellen's husband, Portia De Rossi - to the 2014 Oscars - summed up his brief stint with Ellen.
"Ellen is one of the most famous people I've ever worked with - and I've worked with many of them - who didn't even greet me," he said. Majercak revealed that Ellen's wife, De Rossi, was very polite, unlike DeGeneres.
"The situation worsened when De Rossi introduced me to Ellen and Ellen gave me an eye-popping look and didn't even say 'hello,'" he added, adding that "it was very cold, cunning and misbehaving." Really abusive. ?
"When they see it on TV, people fall in love with it, but it's all a facade. She is not the person who is portrayed in society. "
Majercak said recent allegations against Ellen prompted him to talk about his experience. Last month, Ellen DeGeneres Show staff members claimed to have been kept uninformed about pay and working hours for coronavirus pandemics.
In April, Nikkie Tutorials, the makeup artist and YouTuber who was interviewed by Ellen a few months ago, told a Dutch magazine that her experience on the show left much to be desired.
"You can call me naive, but I expected to be hosted with confetti. In fact, I was greeted by a nervous practitioner who was tired, ?she said. "All the guests had personal toilets, but I didn't. And I couldn't use the nearest toilet because it was reserved for Jonas Brothers. Why they are and I am not, I thought. After all, my video received 8 million views, while theirs 2 million. ?
In March, people who have worked or are working in the entertainment industry shared on Twitter stories starring Ellen who point out that the moderator is not the smiling and loving man we see on screen. Some of the stories:
1. ?Ellen has a sensitive nose and anyone who wants to go into the office and talk to them has to chew gum. If an employee smells it, she has to go home and take a shower. ?
2. ?A member of her staff told me that every day, Ellen chooses someone and makes her life hell. It's not the employee's fault, you just have to put up with it. The next day, life will be hell for someone else. ?
3. ?After working for Ellen for 5 years, a friend of mine made a child and found a better job with more benefits. Ellen begged her to come back, and when she returned, she stopped him within a week for no reason. My friend lost her job, with a child and without benefits. "
