The Morning Wars star was unable to hold back her tears during a very emotional conversation on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
DeGeneres surprised Elyse by sending cameras to her home as part of her show’s “Greatest Night of Giveaways” to help transform her father Jeff’s life.star Aniston back in the studio, who got emotional hearing how Elyse lost her mum at three years old and her dad is struggling to find work.character Dory played a special part in his wife Amy’s cancer battle, Jeff said: “She was going in for a 13-hour surgery.The emotional moment pushed Aniston to tears.
While the family were in the studio, staff were secretly decorating their home with a Christmas tree, lights, presents and new furniture. Aniston then revealed the show would be sending Jeff and his two daughters to Paris – a destination on Amy’s bucket list.
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