You entire, well not your entire family, but a lot of your family is here and-
>> My baby girl who just turned 16.
>> Happy Birthday.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> And
my beautiful wife Kelly is next to her.
>> Kelly >> [APPLAUSE]
>> And, yeah.
And she's driving now, and all that good stuff.
>> This was her, I think she was on the show.
This was her first talk show, right.
That you, how old were you.
>> Nine? >> Nine!
>> Nine. >> God it was that long ago,
that's amazing.
Look at you like a little baby there.
>> [LAUGH] >> Now you're 16 and you're driving.
>> Yeah. >> Well, at 16,
can you have your license at 16?
>> Well, yeah, you have your permit at 15.
>> I have my permit but in May- >> Now you can have your license.
>> I can get my license, yeah.
>> Yeah, she's very good at, she's never paralleled parked, but she's.
>> [LAUGH] >> Other than that, she's very good and
we'll have to learn that for the test.
>> Why don't- >> At some point.
>> Why don't we do that today.
Why don't we ask you to parallel park today.
>> [LAUGH] That would be awesome.
>> She can drive my car.
I'll let her parallel park.
That's how much I trust you.
You're going to, because also I can
sue him >> [LAUGH]
>> I should ask this, are you dating?
>> No, no.
I don't interfere with that.
And I'm saving her because she has two guys that she hangs out with.
I don't ask anything about what they say or do with each other.
>> [LAUGH] >> I just respectfully.
>> Mom does. >> Yeah, Kelly do you ask?
>> I know everything.
>> [LAUGH] >> Well, mothers always do.
>> Is she dating?
>> No. >> No.
>> [LAUGH] >> All right.
She's not dating.
>> Good. >> [LAUGH]
>> Let's keep it that way.
>> All right, we are back with John Travolta and his daughter Ella and
since you just turned 16 and you said that you are, you've driven around, but
it seems like you haven't really been really driving.
Have you parallel parked at all?
>> Never, no. >> That's what I understand.
So we thought we would help you parallel park.
>> [LAUGH] >> And we will do that.
So we're gonna use my car.
Let's see if my car has been pulled around.
Yep, there it is.
>> [LAUGH] >> My gosh, I love it.
>> So, it's a easy car to parallel park.
>> [LAUGH] >> So let's all go out there.
>> Okay. >> I'll go get in the car with you.
Okay? >> Yay.
>> [APPLAUSE]
>> All right.
You wanna get, you get in the front and
John and I are gonna ride in the back, I think.
>> You can get in the front.
>> No, no, you get in the >> All right so-
>> Is it safer for
me to be in the back behind her or on the other side?
>> In the middle like when we were kids.
>> All right.
>> You could- >> Seatbelts.
>> You could- >> Yeah
>> All right.
>> You were the only one with
a seatbelt, so.
>> My God, this car is disgusting.
>> [INAUDIBLE] >> I need to get it clean.
Where's my assistant?
>> Where did you get this stuff?
>> He was supposed to wash this today.
>> Okay, wait is it on?
No, it's not.
>> On, wow. >> I don't think.
>> There you go, honey.
See that, she's a genius.
>> Okay, where are you going [INAUDIBLE] >> [LAUGH]
>> Right here next to you.
>> Yeah. >> So, you, okay.
>> Okay.
Can I even pull up.
>> Okay. [CROSSTALK]
>> You just need to be in the
>> Okay, I think
you're doing
great, honey.
>> Yeah.
>> This is great.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> Okay, you know what?
This is >> [LAUGH]
>> [INAUDIBLE] There you go.
>> That's so close to being [INAUDIBLE] >> Look at this, look at my genius girl.
>> 635
>> [LAUGH] >> Sorry.
>> I'm getting out.
It's taking me way too long.
>> Aah!
>> Bye, Ellen.
>> Goodbye everyone.
Thanks to John Travolta, and Rob Delaney, and Sharon Horgan.
See you tomorrow.
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