Manager, Janet Jackson” The statement was reported first by Buzzfeed on Sunday morning, and then by multiple other outlets, launching a long, convoluted and often seemingly futile quest for clarity.

Manager, Janet Jackson" The statement was reported first by Buzzfeed on Sunday morning, and then by multiple other outlets, launching a long, convoluted and often seemingly futile quest for clarity.

Janet Jackson, in a story published in the Guardian on Saturday, in which she repeated a conservative talking point questioning the Democratic presidential candidate’s racial background.

Janet Jackson's son, Eissa Al Mana, was born on 3 January 2017 in Los Angeles, California, United States. The celebrity kid is seven years old as of 2024. His father is Wissam Saleh Al Mana.

Janet Jackson fired manager who apologized for her Kamala Harris race comments, manager claims But Jackson’s team insisted that the person who said he was her ‘manager’ doesn’t represent ...

Fans are concerned about Janet Jackson after the singer questioned Kamala Harris’ racial identity in a recent interview – and some are pointing the finger at her brother Randy Jackson.

The legendary Janet Jackson started her acceptance speech at the 2025 American Music Awards with an implausibly modest ...

Janet remains committed to promoting unity and understanding,” read the statement from Elmasri, who is also credited as a producer on Jackson’s upcoming docuseries.

Janet Jackson (Vianney Le Caer-Invision-AP) This statement reflects a lack of awareness regarding Harris’s personal and cultural background, which is a blend of both Indian and Jamaican heritage.

The Jackson 5 may just have to update their band name.. Janet Jackson shared that she and her siblings (Rebbie, 74, Jackie, 73, Tito, 70, Jermaine, 69, La Toya, 68, Marlon, 67, Brandon—who died ...

We all knew Janet Jackson had a talented family tree, but this is on a whole new level.. The pop icon, who is currently on the European leg of her Together Again tour, visited the "BBC Radio 2 ...

The legendary Janet Jackson started her acceptance speech at the 2025 American Music Awards with an implausibly modest statement. “I am so, so honored — I’m so grateful.