Entertainment Tonight for Tuesday, February 17, 2026

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Tyra Banks backlash. The disturbing truth behind “America’s Next Top Model”. Only ET is with two former judges telling all. Shocking reveals from the new Netflix expose and why Tyra’s ready to relaunch the franchise anyway. Then, Savannah Guthrie’s new plea to bring her mother home. And, how the FBI is deploying a ‘high tech signal sniffer’ to find Nancy. Plus, the Beckham family feud continues. Close friend Gordon Ramsay adds fuel to the fire. What he saw and his stern message to Brooklyn today. Then, legends lost. Remembering civil rights hero Reverend Jesse Jackson and Oscar winner Robert Duvall. Plus, inside a “Stranger Things” star’s weekend wedding. Beaming bride Maya Hawke with her famous parents and her Netflix co-stars. But, who skipped the ‘I Dos’. And, a “Heated Rivalry” star reveals his real life romance. Then, the confessions come out when “Scream 7’s” mother/daughter duo spill the E-Tea. Neve Campbell reveals the former “Scream” co-star who wanted a real life romance. Plus, the brotherhood of the traveling pants? How Nick Jonas ended up with an unwashed pair of Glen Powell’s jeans. And, Jeremy Allen White’s wild new role in the “Star Wars” universe revealed.

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