'Bille, dođi da ostarimo zajedno!'

Los Angeles, CA - Ellen DeGeneres reveals Courteney Cox is her landlord after she moved in with the Friends star when she sold her $47 million Beverly Hills home. While introducing Cox on The Ellen Show, host Ellen noted that she is currently referring to the actress as her 'landlord.' Cox then corrected Ellen by saying: "I don't consider me a landlord, I consider myself your roommate." In agreeing with Cox, Ellen added: "Yes, we're roommates. We don't see each other a lot, but we're roommates." As for the reason Ellen has been residing with Cox, she denied that it has anything to do with issues in her marriage with wife Portia de Rossi. "I should explain. I'm not having marital troubles. I'm not out of my house because I'm not living with Courteney Cox because I'm kicked out of my house," she joked. "We sold our house here in Beverly Hills and I needed a place to stay," she said. "Courteney was kind enough to say: 'Yes, stay at my house'." When asked about how she feels about the pair's current living arrangements, the former Cougar Town star suggested that Ellen isn't the best roommate. "Well, Ellen, let's just put it this way: first of all, you know, you're my style guru. So, I was nervous about you staying here, being that I haven't redone it. I haven't been there in a year," Cox said. "So, I had it cleaned and I moved everything off the right side of the bathroom so you'd have your space in the drawers. I was just really ready for you and then my assistant went there the next day after you left and I asked her: 'How does it look? Is it okay?' And she's like: 'It looks great.' I said: 'Show me around,' and it was like, all of a sudden: 'Wait a minute. Ellen's toothbrush is on my side'. I was like: 'Well, where is my makeup?' So, essentially, you're a terrible roommate. You took over my side and your side." Ellen then corrected Cox by noting that de Rossi is actually the one to blame. "I only have one side and she happened to be there one night," she said. Ellen also filmed a hysterical video at Cox's home while she was out of town and the comedienne took her time rifling through the space. While going through one cabinet looking for office supplies, she found an odd novelty gift package, 'Undies for Two,' which showed a man and a woman fitting into a single pair of briefs on the box. "Then, at the computer, this thing," she said as she pointed to a: "Puppet that looks like me!"

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