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Next year marks the 40th anniversary of Janet Jackson‘s self-titled debut album and she’s celebrating the special occasion with fans. The 5x Grammy award-winning artist is releasing a two-night documentary that is set to simultaneously air on both A&E and Lifetime.
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JANET (working title) is a four-hour documentary event that will provide an intimate look at her life and career with never-before-seen footage and home videos. Filming has been under way for three years and follows the 54-year-old and her family as they mourn the loss of their father who passed in 2018.
According to CNN, she will also discuss the “controversial 2004 Super Bowl halftime show performance with Justin Timberlake, her father Joe Jackson and the death of her brother Michael Jackson.”
Jackson is set to executive produce the project along with Randy Jackson. The project is targeted for an early 2022 debut.
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