Amy

but it looks soft and comfy

I want Janet’s hoodie

You have got to check out this guys video of him meeting Janet, she is so cute and funny https://www.instagram.com/chrislinks/?hl=en

Janet with Jennifer Hudson, the tip toes are back

DS? What’s that?

She looks FIERCE tho’

True. Eartha’s mask was completely different to Janet’s

I love your reviews, I am so glad that everyone here that has been has had a great experience

I loved that part the most from the trip to 2300 Jackson street, it was adorable

There was an article that said they had been trying for a baby for a while and both had undergone tests and that it had caused some friction in their relationship.

I would like to know their reasons why they said it wasn’t possible. Women have been known to have children in their 60s with medical assistance and the oldest natural conception was a woman aged 59. i hope she sent them birth announcement cards.

http://www.nwitimes.com/entertainment/music/gary-homecoming-janet-and-randy-jackson-visit-childhood-home-roosevelt/article_99bc864f-1a44-5a5a-896a-a2c8bca56793.html Janet Jackson had a sentimental homecoming Friday in Gary. The singer, youngest sibling of the Jackson family, and her brother Randy, spent time at the Jackson childhood home at 2300 Jackson St. in Gary. They also visited Roosevelt High School to talk with students and encourage them to pursue their dreams. The Jacksons' visit to Gary came a day after Janet's tour stop on her State of The World Tour at Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois. Janet told Roosevelt students she was proud to be back in Gary. "The last time I was here I was eight years old," said the Grammy-winning singer. She said when her brothers began to get famous and the family moved to Los Angeles she was about two or three years old. The soft spoken singer said she was excited to be back but it was also very emotional. "When I saw the house ... I just started crying," she said, with tears in her eyes. "Me and my family are so blessed. I'm so thankful," Janet said. "We wanted to come here and visit Roosevelt," Randy said. Jackson siblings Jackie and Rebbie attended the school when the family lived in Gary. "When we left (Gary) all we had was love and a dream," Randy added. During the Q & A, students asked advice for going after an entertainment career, wondered who the siblings admire in the music field and other inquiries about their show business lives. Advertisement (1 of 1): 0:00 The video could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported.Janet told students she looks fondly on those younger days with her family. "I miss those times when I was with my brothers and sisters and we would all be performing together," she said. The singer, who had her first child in February at the age of 51, said she feels extremely blessed to have had a chance to have a baby. "Every doctor told me it wasn't possible. But I've got a beautiful, healthy son. He'll be 10 months old," she said. When asked advice for going after dreams, Janet said "Stay focused and keep your dream." She added there's much out there to detain people from reaching their goals. Randy added, "Be the best you can be, work hard and keep God in it." "Yes, that's most important, " Janet stressed. "Always keep God close to you." Janet said she had a number of favorite musical artists but her main inspiration in the business definitely has roots with her brothers. "That's where it all started for me," she said. She also enjoys various jazz musicians, the iconic Motown artists, Bruno Mars and Chance the Rapper. When a student asked what a favorite past album of hers was, she singled out "Rhythm Nation." "When I was writing it, the things (that were happening then) are still happening." She pointed to "drugs, ignorance, racism" and the other tragedies and evils currently going on in the world.

this is the happiest I think we have seen her yet! ot why are there hardly any books in the library?!?

There is video up on Instagram of Janet and Randy coming out of the house to meet fans, Jareiq also has video of them at the high school on his ig story. Sorry I haven’t got time to post links right now.

Janet Jackson stopped by the Deadbolt bar in Logan Square after her Thursday show at Allstate Arena and plans to visit her childhood home in Gary on Friday. Jackson and her brother Randy are set to visit the Jackson family home at 2300 Jackson St., and Theodore Roosevelt College and Career Academy, where the Jackson 5 performed in a talent show in the ‘60s.

I thought something was going on, Jareiq has been posting on his ig story from 2300 Jackson Street, safe to say that it doesn’t look much like a home inside anymore, more like a museum. it must be strange for her going back to the family home that was never really her home as she left at 2 years old. A few years ago she was asked about it and said the last time she went back she was about 11.

Janet, Johnny Gill and some of her crew were at Deadbolt club in Chicago last night

Joseph Jackson was at the Chicago show, he said after seeing the show in Vegas he had to see it again.

I am sorry that you took offence by my post, I was tying to ask an innocent question. I didn’t say that it wasn’t a race issue I was just asking if there were other contributing factors. I have read twitter and Facebook comments and most of them blame the issue solely on her race but I don’t think that it is that issue alone. I do think that her being a woman and also her perceived image contributed also. For years she had a sexual image and I think that conservatives thought this was one step too far and jumped on the opportunity. what kind of response do you think there would have been if it was Katy Perry or Lady Gaga?

Wtf why all the grey area???

There is a new interview up with Nikki Pantenburg

I didn't state my opinion I was just curious as to why a lot of people when referring to the incident play the race card first. If it had happened to a pale woman I think there still would have been an outcry and backlash.

why the race card tho? What about sexism? Let the woman be the scapegoat because she is the weaker sex.