Entertainment Tonight for Tuesday, May 6, 2025

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The Met Gala brings pouring rain, pinstripes, and a pregnancy surprise. Rihanna shows off her baby bump in epic fashion. RiRi telling all. And, a front row seat to fashion’s biggest night. Why Diana Ross made a showstopping return after skipping for 22 year. Plus, with everyone looking to make a moment, who did it best? Then, the mishaps, wardrobe malfunctions, and the entrances gone wrong. Plus, who showed up with who, who put feuds to rest, and who was just trying to make it up those steps. And, why Kylie Jenner thought it was a good idea to glue on her $700 shoes. Then, BlackPink’s LISA went pants less. Why she’s getting backlash for her underwear choice. Plus, “White Lotus” stars reunited. The cast sets the record straight, only on ET. Aimee Loo Wood comments on her rumored rift with Walton Goggins. Will she join him on “SNL”?

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