Entertainment Tonight for Monday, July 17, 2023

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Ariana Grande’s sudden spilt. Spotted without her wedding ring. Why the pop star is divorcing her husband of two years. Then, celebrities sitting courtside at Wimbledon as the Royal family steals the show. Plus, actors on strike. We’re with the stars hitting the picket lines. Which of your favorite shows won’t shut down. And, meet the celebrity daughter duo taking over reality TV. Then, why Miranda Lambert fans walked out in the middle of her concert. Plus, the health crisis that caused Jason Aldean to shut down his show. And, what Queen Latifah is revealing about “Girls Trip 2”. Then, looking for love on reality TV at age 71. Meet the first ever “Golden Bachelor”, Gary. Plus, we’re with “Below Deck Down Under” Captain Jason Chambers. How the crew got him to strip down to his speedos.

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