Entertainment Tonight for Wednesday, February 28, 2024

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Wendy Williams ‘stuck’ in a treatment facility? Only we’re with her brother. Then, Real Housewives ganging up on Andy Cohen? The Bravo star sued again just days after being accused of sexual harassment. The new bombshell claims. Plus, a Cyrus family feud? Miley taking sides as mom Tish is accused of stealing her daughter Noah’s man? And, why Adele just put her Vegas residency on hold. Then, Halle Berry’s mom win. The star who just scored her major points. Plus, Travis Kelce, action star? The advice John Cena has for the NFL star now eyeing Hollywood. And, John’s new film with Zac Efron. Why he took inspiration from Britney Spears?! Then, the Oscar nominee pregnant with twins. See the “Precious” reveal. Plus, Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s life after prison. A look at her relationship with the husband she married behind bars. And, the “Girls Next Door” tell all. Holly Madison and Bridget Marquardt reveal new details about living at the Playboy mansion.

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