Ellen DeGeneres’ home in England’s Cotswolds has been struck by floodwaters following reports that the comedian had fled America with wife Portia de Rossi in the wake of Donald Trump’s presidential win.

Ellen DeGeneres is facing a familiar nightmare at her new English home, which has reportedly been flooded after Storm Bert ravaged that area.

Ellen DeGeneres isn't just saying "bye-bye" to show business — apparently, she's saying it to the United States, too. People reports that Ellen recently moved from the US to England after selling her California home in August.

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.

Ellen DeGeneres’ new home in the U.K. has endured a massive flood, mere weeks after the former talk show host permanently moved to England in the wake of Donald Trump’s reelection. She and her wife, actress Portia de Rossi,

Talk show superstar Ellen DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi, faced a major setback when their luxury mansion in England’s Cotswolds was flooded after Storm Bert struck several regions of Britain.

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

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.