Ep 604. Ryan Seacrest, Ed Sheeran
- Not Rated
- February 9, 2015
Ryan Seacrest and Ed Sheeran are guests on this episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Ryan Seacrest is a well-known television host and producer, known for his work on American Idol, Live with Kelly and Ryan, and his own radio show, On Air with Ryan Seacrest. Ed Sheeran is a Grammy-winning musician known for his hit songs "Shape of You," "Thinking Out Loud," and "Photograph."
Ellen begins the show by chatting with Ryan Seacrest about his many projects and how he balances them all. They discuss his experience on American Idol and how he feels about the show coming to an end. Ryan also talks about his relationship with his co-host, Kelly Ripa, and shares some stories from their time working together.
Next, Ellen welcomes Ed Sheeran to the stage for a performance of his hit song, "Shape of You." The audience is thrilled as Ed sings and plays guitar, showcasing his incredible talent. After his performance, Ellen and Ed chat about his music and his experiences performing around the world. Ed shares stories about meeting fans and the things they have done to show their support.
Later in the show, Ryan Seacrest joins Ellen and Ed for a game of "Never Have I Ever." The three take turns answering a series of questions and revealing things they have or haven't done. The game is hilarious and gives fans a chance to see a fun and playful side of the guests.
The show wraps up with a surprise for Ellen. Ryan and Ed team up to perform a special song just for her, using lyrics inspired by Ellen's catchphrases and funny moments from her show. The performance is heartfelt and touching, and Ellen is clearly moved by the gesture.
Overall, this episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show is packed with great guests and lots of fun. Ryan Seacrest and Ed Sheeran are both engaging and entertaining, and their interactions with Ellen are sure to have fans laughing and smiling throughout the show. The game of "Never Have I Ever" adds an extra level of excitement, while the surprise performance at the end is a perfect way to cap off a great episode.
