Ellen DeGeneres has announced that new episodes of the show will be shot without a live audience. This was revealed by the spokes person of the show in a statement released to the general public.
“With the rapidly changing nature of the COVID-19 outbreak, and out of concern for our audience attending The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Telepictures will suspend audience attendance during tapings effective Monday, March 16,” a spokesperson for Telepictures said in a statement. “This temporary measure will be reviewed on an ongoing basis and will not impact the production schedule of Ellen.
The Ellen show will join the likes of The Wendy Williams Show, Daytime talk shows The View, Live With Kelly And Ryan and Tamron Hall among other shows who have announced they would be going without studio audiences for now due to concerns over coronavirus.
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