Entertainment Tonight for Monday, April 1, 2024

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Diddy’s dance party? The mogul speaks out for the first time since the federal raid. Then, the shocking way that Tori Spelling told her husband she filed for divorce. Plus, why Gypsy Rose Blanchard split from her man just 3 months after getting released from prison. And, Country Carter! Breaking down Beyonce’s A-list collabs from Miley Cyrus to 6-year old daughter, Rumi. Then, celebs celebrating Easter. Gwyneth Paltrow’s kids all grown up. Will & Jada together after their secret split. And, Nick Cannon’s Easter bunny surprise for all 12 of his kids. Plus, ET gets retrospective with Sheryl Crow. Stories behind her biggest hits and the one she almost didn’t release. And, inside Lisa Vanderpump’s French estate. Her new show with 12 sexy singles and cameras rolling 24/7. Then, Valerie Bertinelli in love. How she found her new man on Instagram. Plus, Mick Jagger’s wild surprise for an unsuspecting crowd.

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