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Ellen DeGeneres is facing criticism after donating $5,000 to the family of her late producer, Matt Wright, as some of his former colleagues reportedly believe she should do more. Wright, who worked on The Ellen DeGeneres Show for 16 years and eventually became an executive producer, passed away unexpectedly on October 30 at just 52. According to a source who previously worked on the show, Wright's loved ones are devastated and struggling with the unexpected financial burden. The insider told Page Six that Wright was an incredibly hardworking employee who often stayed at the office until 11 p.m. The source also suggested that DeGeneres could provide more assistance, particularly given her reported $500 million fortune. Her $5,000 contribution has already sparked criticism online, with some questioning why she didn't cover the entire fundraising goal. But there is another heartbreaking detail. Wright and his husband had reportedly both been laid off over the summer. Following his passing, a GoFundMe campaign was established to help cover transportation costs to return his remains to New York, funeral expenses, and a memorial service in Los Angeles. The campaign initially sought $50,000 but had raised more than $94,000 by the time Page Six published its report. DeGeneres previously shared an emotional tribute, describing Wright as funny, kind, and someone who brought joy to everyone around him. She also revealed that they had been preparing to work together on another project. Now, while former colleagues continue mourning his loss, questions remain about whether more financial support will come from those who worked closely with him. Sometimes, the true measure of a workplace relationship becomes most visible when someone is no longer there. \#EllenDeGeneres #MattWright #CelebrityNews #HollywoodNews #EntertainmentNews
Ellen DeGeneres is facing criticism after donating $5,000 to the family of her late producer, Matt Wright, as some of his former colleagues reportedly believe she should do more. Wright, who worked on The Ellen DeGeneres Show for 16 years and eventually became an executive producer, passed away unexpectedly on October 30 at just 52. According to a source who previously worked on the show, Wright's loved ones are devastated and struggling with the unexpected financial burden. The insider told Page Six that Wright was an incredibly hardworking employee who often stayed at the office until 11 p.m. The source also suggested that DeGeneres could provide more assistance, particularly given her reported $500 million fortune. Her $5,000 contribution has already sparked criticism online, with some questioning why she didn't cover the entire fundraising goal. But there is another heartbreaking detail. Wright and his husband had reportedly both been laid off over the summer. Following his passing, a GoFundMe campaign was established to help cover transportation costs to return his remains to New York, funeral expenses, and a memorial service in Los Angeles. The campaign initially sought $50,000 but had raised more than $94,000 by the time Page Six published its report. DeGeneres previously shared an emotional tribute, describing Wright as funny, kind, and someone who brought joy to everyone around him. She also revealed that they had been preparing to work together on another project. Now, while former colleagues continue mourning his loss, questions remain about whether more financial support will come from those who worked closely with him. Sometimes, the true measure of a workplace relationship becomes most visible when someone is no longer there. \#EllenDeGeneres #MattWright #CelebrityNews #HollywoodNews #EntertainmentNews

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