Janet Jackson released a new documentary

The famous actress and singer Janet Jackson released a brand new documentary,

where she tackles different and important topics about her life, rumors around it,

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and big events in her artist life.

Janet Jackson has had a successful career ever since she started, back in 1974 up until this day,

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but after she started her solo career, we saw her develop an image as a sex symbol,

since she's always been a really free woman, never scared to own her sexuality,

and make controversial lyrics for her albums, especially with her album The Velvet Rope,

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which everyone really loved, and to date is one of her most influential albums,

and she's always been an artist who owns whatever stage she sets foot on.

In the documentary, we see her open herself about many controversies she's had

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during her artist life, even covering all the claims made about her late brother,

Michael Jackson, and all the conversation that happened after her much

remembered Super Bowl Show with Justin Timberlake, to the latest rumors of her having a secret

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child during her marriage,

and it certainly feels nice seeing Janet Jackson take control and be the one telling her own story,

and talking about whatever she feels is important for the people to know,

or whatever she feels is important enough that she has to clarify something.

Artists of this caliber sometimes don't have a say in whatever people think happens in their life,

because everyone thinks they have the right to assume, just because they're a public figure,

so if you like documentaries, and have ever been interested in Janet Jackson as an artist,

I totally recommend you to give it a try to this new documentary, is a nice turn of the story

and is important to what artists have to say when they're still with us in physical form.