Entertainment Tonight for Wednesday, April 1, 2026

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Tiger Woods in treatment again tonight as his golf career is very much in question. Then, Jen Shah’s first post-prison interview. The former Real Housewife’s life behind bars next to Ghislane Maxwell and Elizabeth Holmes. And, hear the jail house phone calls between the Duggar couple facing child endangerment charges. How wife Kendra blindsided her locked up husband. Plus, the “Summer House” love triangle scandal blowing up your Instagram feed explained. Then, a Japanese skyline and “Super Mario”masterpieces in the making. Jack Black and Anya Taylor Joy let the brush off begin. Plus, 90s icon Carmen Electra tells the wild stories you’ve never heard. The ET Vault throwback she wasn’t expecting. And, Atlanta Housewives Phaedra Parks and Angela Oakley sip, spill, and take a shot at Drake. Then, from “Marshals” to country music muse. Only ET is in Texas on the set of Ella Langley’s star-crossed music video with the celebrity offspring playing the other woman.

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