“Little House on the Prairie” star Jack Lilley has died at 91, with his costar Melissa Gilbert confirming the heartbreaking news.

Gilbert paid tribute to Lilley on IG Friday, calling him one of her “favorite people on the planet” and recalling some really sweet memories with him, like when he taught her to ride a horse.

Lilley started out as a stuntman, and worked as actor Victor French’s photo double, as well as taking on a bunch of roles in ‘Little House’ from 1974 to 1983. Melissa also praised his “absolute brilliance” in the film “Blazing Saddles.”

Melissa clearly had a deep affection for Lilley, sharing more cherished memories with him.

She ended her tribute by saying he “always felt like home to me” and that she was “so lucky he was my friend.”

He was 91.

Donald Trump may not leave the White House at the end of his term — so says Steve Bannon — and it triggered a fairly furious argument on our “2 Angry Men” podcast.

Harvey got into it with former Utah congressman and current FOX news contributor Jason Chaffetz and cohost Mark Geragos over Bannon’s comments on NewsNation, telling Chris Cuomo that Trump will run again in 2028 and win, despite the 22nd Amendment, which limits him to 2 terms. Cuomo pressed Bannon on how that could happen … but Bannon was evasive.

Harvey dismissed repealing the 22nd Amendment, which would take a 2/3 vote in Congress ratified by 3/4 of the states. He theorizes Trump might declare martial law, suspend the election, and say for the good of the country, he’s staying.

Jack Harlow and Doja Cat walk into a bar — but you haven’t seen this story before.

The two superstars just released “Just Us,” their first-ever collab after years of teasing, and the video looks like a scene out of a Hollywood bar on Oscar night … with tons of celeb cameos!!!

Veteran director Neal Farmer rounds up an ensemble cast inside L.A. hot spot Horses … Jack’s “The Instigator” costar Matt Damon, John Mayer, PinkPantheress, Nicholas Braun, and one of Jack’s “best friends in the whole world,” Taylor Rooks, all show their beautiful mugs.

Malcolm Todd, Jack’s Generation Now execs DJ Drama and Leighton Morrison, Anok Yai, Molly Banz and Ben Willett all round out the special cast.