Entertainment Tonight for Friday, November 17, 2023

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More stars speak out against Diddy after the abuse allegations from his ex. Explosive new claims. Did he try to blow up another rapper’s car? Then, one-on-one with Meghan Markle. What she’s revealing about her next project. Plus, how the “Friends” cast is reuniting after Matthew Perry’s death. And, when your favorite shows are returning. Including “Yellowstone” without Kevin Costner. Then, Keenan and Kel spills the E-Tea on surprises from their “Good Burger” sequel. Plus, news on David Letterman’s late show comeback. And, Salma Hayek on why her new holiday film will make you hungry and teary. Then, why Vanna White chose to stay on “Wheel of Fortune” after Pat Sajak’s exit.

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