Entertainment Tonight for Friday, April 12, 2024

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The Golden Bachelor’s divorce shocker after just 3 months of marriage. What went wrong from Gerry and Theresa? Then, why exes Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan are taking each other to court nearly 6 years after filing for divorce. Plus, Angelina Jolie’s family night out. Rare photos of Angie with daughter Vivienne and son Pax. And, is Jewel dating Kevin Costner? The singer finally breaks her silence on the romance rumors. Then, Taylor Swift joining the Marvel universe? “Deadpool & Wolverine” reveals from director Shawn Levy. Plus, Meghan Markle’s cooking show? The latest on her two new Netflix projects with Prince Harry. And, an “SNL” sneak peek with Ryan Gosling. Then, soap stars strip down to their underwear. The men of “Days of Our Lives” give ET the play-by-play of their Playgirl photoshoot. Plus, Anna Paquin walking with a cane. Our emotional exclusive with the Oscar winner and husband Stephen Moyer. And, Blac Chyna on her dear friend Wendy Williams’ dementia battle.

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