Entertainment Tonight for Tuesday, December 2, 2025

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Ave Coulier’s new cancer battle just months after beating lymphoma. The “Full House” star’s prognosis today and why he blames toothpaste. Then, Cindy Crawford’s cry for help. The health issues causing Pressley Gerber to take over 20 different drugs. Plus, Diddy’s new documentary bombshells. New interviews with jurors, sex workers, and never-before-seen footage. And, Miley Cyrus engaged. ET’s with the singer—what we know about her massive diamond sparkler. Then, Awards season is officially on. ET’s at the star-studded Gotham Awards with so many A-listers. Plus, meet the all new “Vanderpump Rules” cast. From a wannabe pop star to stripping cousins, why the revamped crew at Sur is pure reality TV gold. And, Regina Hall and the ET Retrospective moment that left her in tears. Plus, the latest on “Scary Movie 6” and her one ‘must’ for the upcoming “Girls Trip” sequel.

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