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 is walking back an apology about remarks about Vice President Kamala Harris, but it was an apology she didn’t authorize. In an interview with The Guardian on Saturday, the “Rythm Nation” star was asked about the prospect of the United States having its “first Black female president.”

A few days ago, on Sept. 21, Janet Jackson made some alarming comments about Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris. In a sit-down interview with The Guardian, Jackson said that Harris’ father,

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

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.

Jackson’s representatives denied an apology purported to be made on her behalf after she echoed misinformation about Harris’ race.

Jackson said Elmasri does not represent her and the apology statement has no connection with Elmasri. Elmasri told the Daily Beast that he was fired d

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

Jackson was asked about the possibility of Harris becoming the first Black female president. When the interviewer sought to clarify Harris's mixed heritage, Jackson mistakenly claimed that Harris's father was white.