‘Janet’ | Janet Jackson finally tells her own story on upcoming A&E/Lifetime Two-Part Series.

By way of A&E and Lifetime, Songstress Janet Jackson will give fans an inside look at her life and career in a coming two-part documentary entitled ”Janet.’

It’s just something that needs to be done,” Jackson says in the first trailer for the four-hour event when asked why she is finally deciding to show more of her personal and professional life.

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In the sneak peek of the special, the musician shares details about her personal life, what really happened between her and Justin Timberlake ahead of the 2004 Super Bowl drama that negatively affected her sponsorship’s and concert dates.

Ms. Jaclson, a five-time Grammy winner also speaks out about her late brother Michael Jackson when producers asked if the allegations and controversy when in 1993, the King of Pop was accused of sexually abusing 13 year old Jordan Chandler affected her career, she responds, “Yeah … guilty by association.”

The singer publicly defended Michael for years. In 1993, he was accused of sexually abusing 13-year-old Jordan Chandler. The case never went to trail as Chandler’s father, Evan, accepted a $15 million settlement.

in 2016, Ms. Jackson was quoted as saying “Now if this really went on, do you think a father would accept money?” the singer said of her brother’s accusations… “Do you think that would make everything OK? It doesn’t make any sense. If that was my son, I don’t care if he gave me a billion dollars, I want to see you either behind bars or dead for doing that to my son. It’s crazy — the guy was after money — that is all he wanted.”

The two-night event will air on A&E and Lifetime. Part one of Janet debuts on Friday, January 28, with part two airing on Saturday, January 29.