It’s official—or at least, it seems that way. Ellen DeGeneres might just be packing her dancing shoes and heading to Australia. Recent reports suggest that she and her wife, Portia de Rossi, are seriously considering a move Down Under. The couple has reportedly put an offer on a $20 million estate near Portia’s family home in Horsham, Victoria. Now, that’s a lot of zeros, even for someone as successful as Ellen.

Ellen DeGeneres and Portia De Rossi: A Potential Move or a Relationship Shake-Up?

Let’s break this down. According to an insider who spoke to InTouch, the couple is seriously considering a big life change. The insider revealed, “They put an offer in on a $20 million estate near Portia’s family home in Horsham, Victoria.” Portia, who’s 45, is really passionate about spending at least six months of the year in Australia for the next few years. The plan is to eventually make it their permanent home. But here’s the kicker: Ellen, who’s 60, isn’t so sure about leaving California behind. As the insider puts it, “California is home to her, and she can’t imagine permanently moving to the other side of the world.” It sounds like they’re at a bit of a crossroads in their relationship.

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Now, whether or not this move happens, one thing we know for sure is that Ellen isn’t going to stop being Ellen anytime soon. She’s going to keep scaring people, making them participate in ridiculous games, and, most importantly, getting everyone up on their feet to dance. Whether it’s in California or Australia, you can bet that Ellen’s show will still be the lively, unpredictable experience we all know and love. Honestly, being a guest on her show seems like it’d be equal parts thrilling and terrifying.

Ellen's Other Roles Beyond the Spotlight

When Ellen isn’t busy making people dance, she’s also been taking care of Olivia Wilde’s kids. Recently, Olivia revealed that her children thought Ellen was their real mom for quite some time. It all started when Olivia mentioned that she keeps a huge portrait of Ellen outside her kids’ bedrooms. “It’s the first thing they see when they wake up,” she joked. Naturally, Ellen was curious about what the kids thought of the painting. “Do they say, ‘Who is that lady?’” Ellen asked. Olivia playfully responded, “Yeah, they say, ‘Oh, that’s our real mother,’ and I say, ‘Yes.’” Now, that’s some next-level fandom right there.

Imagine being Olivia’s kids and hearing that your "mom" might be moving to a country where spiders are as big as your hand. That’s some serious news to process. But hey, maybe Ellen will bring along a few of those dancing shoes to help them adjust to their new insect-filled reality.