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Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi have moved to the Cotswolds in England following Donald Trump's second presidential win, feeling disillusioned by the election results. The couple, who supported Kamala Harris, are reportedly selling their California home. This move is part of a trend among celebrities like Eva Longoria and Richard Gere, who have also relocated abroad for various reasons.
Ellen DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi, have reportedly moved from the U.S. to the Cotswolds in England, citing disillusionment with Trump's reelection as a reason for their relocation. The couple, who already owned a home in the area, are planning to sell their Montecito mansion. This move follows a trend among some Hollywood liberals, like Eva Longoria, who have left the U.S. due to political dissatisfaction.
Actress Eva Longoria announced she is leaving the United States following Donald Trump's re-election, citing concerns over the country's direction under his leadership. Longoria, who supported Kamala Harris, expressed her anxiety for Americans remaining in what she describes as a 'dystopian' environment. She and her family will now split their time between Mexico and Spain. Longoria's decision reflects broader discontent among some celebrities, with others like Barbra Streisand and Cher also considering leaving the U.S. if Trump won.
Eva Longoria has joined a growing list of celebrities relocating from the U.S., citing changes in Los Angeles and the political climate as reasons for moving her family to Spain and Mexico. Despite her move, Longoria remains engaged in U.S. politics, having campaigned for Kamala Harris in the 2024 election. Other celebrities like George and Amal Clooney and America Ferrera are also leaving the U.S., influenced by political developments and better opportunities abroad. This trend is partly driven by the decline in TV and film production in Los Angeles due to better tax incentives elsewhere.
The luxury real estate market in Las Vegas is booming as more buyers, including celebrities like Mark Wahlberg and Dean Cain, are flocking to the city for its lower cost of living, no state income tax, and favorable property tax rates. The influx of buyers from California, who are seeking a change in lifestyle and better value for their money, has contributed to the growth of the luxury market. Gated communities like The Summit Club and MacDonald Highlands offer the luxury and security of Los Angeles without the high price tag. The trend has attracted developers and brands like Four Seasons, with their Private Residences already exceeding expectations. Las Vegas is transforming into an entertainment industry center, with plans to create thousands of jobs in the studio alone.