Entertainment Tonight for Wednesday, August 9, 2023

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New Lizzo backlash as six more accusers come forward. The latest on the lawsuit scandal. Then, how the Royal family is erasing Prince Harry. And, his new plans with Meghan making a romance movie for Netflix? Plus, concerns over a “Hills” star’s appearance. How Whitney Port is seeking help. Then, Gisele Bundchen speaks out about her divorce as Tom Brady moves on with Irina Shayk. And, details on her Victoria’s Secret return after 17 years. Plus, Orlando Bloom’s on-set car crash. We’re with his co-star telling the shocking story. Then, Swiftie mania sweeping Hollywood. From Tiffany Haddish to Cameron Diaz to Courteney Cox and Taylor’s ex-boyfriend—all the stars spotted at last night’s show. And, getting rETrospective with outspoken reality TV star Johnny Bananas. From “The Real World” to “The Challenge” to his next show, all the stories behind his wildest on-camera moments.

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