Ellen DeGeneres got the support of Scooter Braun into the midst of her escalating drama, all the while the rest of Hollywood snubs her.
Turning to Twitter, the 39-year-old record executive, who must have his fair share of controversies sullying his own name, defended the embattled talk show host.
“People love to take shots to people. They love to see people fall. How quickly so many forget,” he said.
“@TheEllenShow means a kind, thoughtful, courageous human being who stands for what is right and highlights at her show the best of us. She has helped change the views for equality,” he added.
“Needed to say this as I know first hand how she helps so many when we are watching and when we are not. She isn’t about what is popular she is about what is right. Sending love on Ellen today,” he concluded.
This came after actor Brad Garrett responded to Ellen’s apology to her employees, asking her to take more responsibility instead of shifting the blame.
“Sorry, but it comes from the top @TheEllenShow Know more than one who was treated horribly by her. Common knowledge,” wrote the Everybody Loves Raymond star.
Lea Thompson also provided a nod of approval to Garrett’s statement as she tweeted an article by People on his tweet and said: “True story. It is.”