Fans Tag Ellen DeGeneres & Portia de Rossi 'Perfectly Perfect' In Loved Up Post

Fans cannot help but gush over the love and happiness radiating from Ellen DeGeneres & Portia de Rossi.

The pair, who tied the knot in 2008, have continually captivated fans with their devotion to each other. Known for their enduring relationship, they recently received a flood of affectionate comments after a heartwarming post on social media. 

Taking to her Instagram page, the former talk show host shared a selfie captioned "❤️❤️❤️." The snap showed the blonde beauty smiling up at the camera while the writer turned away, choosing to lean on her wife's head happily. 

In the comments, the 65-year-old's followers admired them, with one netizen tagging them as "perfectly perfect" and "Groovy." Another person called them "Two cute souls 😻😻," while a third gushed, "LOOK AT THEM THIS IS REAL LOVE 🥹🥹🥹🥹♥️♥️♥️♥️ ♥️."

A fourth noted, "Y'all are over the top adorable 🔥❤️🔥❤️," and a fifth stated that the picture made them "so happy ❤️." One person complimented the image, writing, "SUCH A BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL PICTURE." Another admirer emotionally penned, "Awww, the two love birds 🦢 ❤️love the pic." 

Their love story started backstage at a concert in 2001 when they instantly connected. According to PEOPLE, de Rossi was still coming out as a gay woman, and DeGeneres was unaware of her true feelings. 

It took three years for both of them to confess their emotions, and their relationship progressed rapidly once they did. After reuniting at an event in 2004, the sweethearts started their romantic journey together, and in no time, "The Ellen Show" host openly referred to the "Scandal" actress as her soulmate. 

When California finally legalized gay marriage in 2008, the couple joyfully exchanged vows. Shortly after their wedding, the "Better Off Ted" star shared the profound impact of marrying DeGeneres on her life.

The comedian expressed how their union brought a transformative change, empowering her to "live an honest, open life." She also highlighted how the relationship gave her a newfound sense of security and contentment.

"The Ellen DeGeneres Show" host echoed the sentiment, saying to Oprah in 2009, "I feel very fortunate. I feel lucky to have found that connection. It feels like you're home. There's an anchor. There's safety."

In 2021, de Rossi told the publication, "She is the kindest, most generous, most loving, loyal, trustworthy person I have ever known. She's an extraordinary human being. Some of it sometimes rubs off on me." 

The supportive spouse of the renowned TV host expressed her pride as the show concluded its award-winning journey. After debuting in 2003, the syndicated talk show aired its final episode on Thursday, May 26, 2022.

Celebrating its era, the 50-year-old took to Instagram to share a heartfelt post, applauding DeGeneres and expressing her joy for her partner's achievements.

The collection included images of the "Six Feet Under" guest star, such as her iconic TIME magazine cover, a monochrome shot capturing her pensive gaze, and a black-and-white snapshot of the comedian casually seated on a high stool. 

Another photo showcased her wearing a stylish blue suit, captured amid an engaging conversation. Among the snapshots featured de Rossi alongside the iconic Oprah Winfrey. 

The following slide saw a special moment with notable musician Usher, showing them dancing to the rhythm of his melodic voice. Closing the series, she presented a black-and-white portrait of DeGeneres exuding timeless charm, sporting a classy hairstyle and a button-up shirt.

Alongside the carousel of throwback photos, the "Family Guy" voice actress expressed her admiration in the caption, stating, "To my utterly beautiful, supremely talented, insanely accomplished wife on the day of your final show."

She acknowledged the 79th Academy Awards host's role as an icon, noting her pride in how the show entertained, inspired, and uplifted people. She concluded the touching message by highlighting its impact on elevating the world's consciousness, ensuring its enduring remembrance.