ET bel Arabi (Arabic: إي تي بالعربي) was launched as TV show Arabic language entertainment newsmagazine based on the format of the American newsmagazine Entertainment Tonight. It is jointly produced by Say N'C Productions and MBC Group

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In 2019, ET بالعربي was launched online where viewers can now watch it online and follow its social media platforms.

The show is hosted by Mariam Saïd (مريم سعيد ^[ar]), Badr Al Zaidan (بدر آل زيدان ^[ar]), Nadrin Faraj (بدر آل زيدان ^[ar]).

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