The musician promoted a controversial consipiracy theory in an interview published in The Guardian over the weekend.

Janet Jackson apologized for her comments in an interview where the singer questioned whether Kamala Harris was Black, and blamed "misinformation."

Janet Jackson, 58, sent shockwaves through social media when she confessed her controversial views about the Democratic 2024 presidential nominee to The Guardian.

Janet said in an interview that she heard Kamala Harris is "not Black."

Jackson made the stunning claim during an interview with The Guardian when asked how she felt about America having it's first black female leader.

Janet Jackson's Sunday apology for recent comments about Vice President Kamala Harris was reportedly not authorized.

In July, Janet Jackson went viral when she went on Heart Evenings With Dev Griffin and politely expressed her disinterest in interviews: “I don’t mean to be rude, but I have to be honest with you. Please stop asking me questions. I’ve never thought I give a good interview. I really don’t like speaking, so I’d rather stay quiet and listen to other people talk, and that’s always been me.” The music icon proved this with her new interview in The Guardian.

Janet Jackson falsely claims in an interview that she may believe presidential candidate Kamala Harris is ‘not Black,’ explaining: “Her father’s white. That’s what I was told. I mean, I haven’t watched the news in a few days.”

Janet Jackson questioned whether Democratic presidential nominee and Vice President Kamala Harris is Black in a new interview.

The music legend came under fire after her comments to an interviewer were made public on line.

Reps for Janet Jackson tell Variety that an 'apology' for the singer’s comments about Kamala Harris’ racial background was unauthorized.

Singer Janet Jackson gave a statement Sunday after an interview with her saying Vice President Kamala Harris wasn’t Black went viral over the weekend.

Janet Jackson believes the 2024 U.S. election will end in 'mayhem' and falsely claimed that Vice President Kamala Harris is 'not Black.'

Janet Jackson has apologised for questioning Kamala Harris’ ethnic background ahead of the US presidential election in November.