Entertainment Tonight for Wednesday, November 6, 2024

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The Liam Payne death investigation and a new round of police raids. The new discoveries as Liam’s father brings his son’s body back to England. Then, a Princess Kate cancer update from Prince William. Plus, does the ongoing royal rift between William and Harry have the Beckham family choosing a side? And, Jennifer Lopez’s response to Ben Affleck’s praises. Then, Tom Brady’s new cryptic post after ex-wife Gisele’s baby news. Plus, ET’s London takeover with the cast of “Gladiator II”. How Pedro Pascal is proudly taking on a new title ahead of opening weekend. And, “Yellowstone” Week continues. We’re one-on-one with star Kelsey Asbille. Why she’s calling the final season a full circle moment. Then, only ET’s with Christmas Queen, Mariah Carey kicking off her holiday tour.

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