Entertainment Tonight for Wednesday, April 26, 2023

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Ed Sheeran on takes the stand as his copyright court battle heats up. Did he rip off Marvin Gaye? Then, the text messages Tucker Carlson doesn’t want you to see. Plus, his first on camera comments after getting fired from Fox News. And, more TV shakeups? What we know about Nick and Vanessa Lachey being axed from “Love Is Blind”. Then, country star Jimmie Allen’s estranged and pregnant ex-wife makes her feelings known. Plus, “Vanderpump Rules” star Tom Sandoval speaks out on Raquel’s mental health rehab. And, Dolly Parton brings rock & roll to our latest installment of Certified Country. Then, our sneak peek at season two of “And Just Like That”, including Aiden’s return?! Plus, a look inside Carol Burnett’s big birthday celebration turned into a star-studded TV event. And, we reveal one of her never-before-seen interviews from our vault. Then, is EGOT winner Viola Davis’ 12-year old daughter ready to follow in her showbiz footsteps?

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