Entertainment Tonight for Friday, June 5, 2026

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“Game of Thrones” star Kit Harrington on the pain of playing Jon Snow reuniting with Peter Dinklage and revealing why he nearly quit acting. Then, Heather Locklear breaks her silence on finding love with Lorenzo Lamas. Plus, Taylor Swift the $2 billion woman. How she just got even richer while returning to her country roots. And, Florida Georgia Line together again 4 years after their break up. Then, Carly Pearce on finding love in an unexpected place. Plus, ET’s Nashville Week wraps up with exclusive after exclusive. Country legend meets rock icon. Melissa Etheridge reveals a team up with Wynonna Judd. And, from new kids, to new homes. Jonathan Knight is back on HGTV. How he’s ambushing strangers with a free home makeover. Then, stars ask and stars answer. An all new ET’d Up with the Tony nominees.

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