Mo Elmasri, the person who claimed to be Janet Jackson's manager, revealed that the singer and her brother, Randy Jackson, have fired him.

Representatives for Jackson said the man wasn't authorized to "clarify" her remarks on the vice president's racial identity.

Janet Jackson's apparent apology for her controversial comments about Kamala Harris' racial identity was unauthorised, her representatives said.

Janet Jackson's 'apology' for repeating a conspiracy theory about Vice President Kamala Harris did not come from the singer, according to her rep.

After a confusing turn of events on Sunday, reps for Janet Jackson tell Variety that an unusually worded “apology” for the singer’s ill-informed comments about Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris’ racial background was made by a person who is not the singer’s manager,

After someone claiming to be Janet Jackson's manager apologized for her comments about Kamala Harris, the artist's team said she did not approve it.

The man who claims to be the former manager of Janet Jackson says he was fired by the pop star and her brother, Randy, due to disagreements after an article published over the weekend in The Guardian revealed the 58-year-old claimed Vice President Kamala Harris is “not Black.

Janet Jackson has apologized after facing backlash for inaccurately claiming Vice President Kamala Harris is “not Black.” On Sunday, the singer’s manager Mo Elmasri, told BuzzFeed in a statement that Jackson’s words were “based on misinformation.”

Janet Jackson did repeat the false claim that Kamala Harris is not Black during a recent interview, but it appears she did not apologize for that, as some reports suggested, on Sunday.

Janet Jackson apologized Sunday after saying in a recent interview that Kamala Harris is not Black. Jackson’s comments were based on misinformation she received from other people, according to her agent.