Janet Jackson's world was recently turned upside down when her supposed manager, Mo Elmasri, spoke out about her controversial comments on Vice President Kamala Harris's racial identity. Elmasri claimed that Jackson fired him due to disagreements between him, the pop star, and her brother, Randy. The drama unfolded after an article in The Guardian revealed that Jackson said Harris was "not Black." The statement sparked intense backlash, with many criticizing the singer's apparent lack of understanding about Harris's mixed heritage.

The controversy began when Jackson gave an interview to The Guardian, in which she claimed to have been told that Harris's father, Donald J. Harris, was white. Harris's mother, Shyamala Gopalan, was born in India, and her father was born in Jamaica, making her both black and Asian-American. The singer's comments echoed MAGA talking points that have been debunked as recently as July, when Harris's Republican opponent, Donald Trump, questioned her ethnicity.

After the interview went viral, an apparent apology was reported by Buzzfeed, attributed to Elmasri, claiming that Jackson recognized her statements were based on misinformation and apologized for any confusion caused. However, Jackson's representatives quickly stepped in, saying that the apology was not authorized and that Elmasri was not her manager. The situation has left many wondering about the true nature of Jackson's relationship with Elmasri and the authenticity of the apology.

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