Entertainment Tonight for Friday, May 2, 2025

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Blake Lively breaks her silence ditching her wedding ring in her first TV interview since the “It Ends with Us” lawsuits. Then, Prince Harry emotional after losing his latest court battle. How the ruling may stop him from visiting the UK. Plus, Jeremy Renner’s salary dispute. Why he refused to film a “Hawkeye” season 2. And Walton Goggins addressing the alleged fallout with “White Lotus” co-star Aimee Lou Wood. Then, Sarah Jessica Parker spilling “And Just Like That” season 3 secrets. Plus, how Kerry Washington got into fighting shape for her new action movie. And, 3 generations on 1 stage. Blue Ivy and Rumi steal the Beyonce show again as Grandma Tina Knowles celebrates a major milestone. Then, Ben Affleck’s unfiltered interview with kids. Plus, “Melrose Place” star Rob Estes reveals the role that got away. And Justin Hartley’s “Tracker” co-star Fiona Rene pokes fun at his on-set presence.

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