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Ellen Cavorts in the Caribbean

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Where'd you spend New Year's? Chances are it wasn't anyplace near as posh as where Ellen DeGeneres feted the recent holidays.

DeGeneres and wife Portia (formerly de Rossi, now DeGeneres) spent theirs in St. Barts, and they recently released photos of their trip themselves rather than leaving it up to the paparazzi.

View the photos here via Toofab.com.

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