Entertainment Tonight for Wednesday, March 1, 2023

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King Charles evicts Harry & Meghan. The controversial royal he gave their keys to. Then, Jay Leno’s new face? How he’s candid and cracking jokes after suffering third degree burns. Plus, Hota Kotb’s mysterious absence from “The Today Show” explained. And, Rihanna’s private family life revelations with A$AP Rocky and baby. Then, Pedro Pascal proves he’s got the best sense of humor on the red carpet for the premiere of “The Mandalorian”. And, our Blake Shelton exclusive. He reveals why he’s leaving “The Voice”. Plus, Drew Barrymore gives us a tour of her bedroom. The movie script surprise we spotted! Then, Gigi Hadid opens up about dating as a single mom. Plus, we’re with the cast of the new “True Lies” TV series as they get some advice from the star of the original movie, Jamie Lee Curtis.

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