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Janet Jackson's Early Life
Janet Jackson was born May 16, 1966 in Gary Indiana. She is the youngest in the whole Jackson family. Also, this amazing singer is gladly still alive today!
Janets’ Early Life Janet Jackson may be the youngest in the Jackson family, but she sure is not the worst singer. In fact her first album, “Janet Jackson” reached number 84 on the pop chart. Which had 3 hit singles, “Young Love”, “Give your Love to Me” and “Control”. Her and her brothers and sisters were raised at the church Jehovah’s Witness Faith. Also where her mother Katherine was baptized.
The Jackson Family
Jackson, like every other, had a family. To be honest she has a big one. Including, Michel, La Toya, Jermaine, Randy, Rebbie, Tito, Jackie, Marlon, and Branden Jackson. Her

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