
Justin Timberlake is reportedly preparing to look back on some of the biggest — and most controversial — moments of his career in a new four-part Apple TV docuseries.
According to multiple reports citing Variety, the project is being described as a “tell-all” and is expected to arrive in December, with filmmaker Fisher Stevens reportedly directing.
The biggest headline so far is that Janet Jackson is reportedly set to participate, with the series expected to revisit their infamous 2004 Super Bowl halftime show incident and the massive fallout that followed — particularly for Janet.
That moment has been reexamined heavily in recent years, including in Janet’s own 2022 documentary, where she said she and Justin had moved on from the controversy and urged the public to do the same.
The docuseries is also reportedly expected to address Britney Spears and renewed discussion around Timberlake following revelations in her memoir and years of public scrutiny surrounding their relationship.
For now, a title, exact release date, and full episode details have not been announced, and Apple TV has not yet rolled out an official trailer.
Still, if Janet is truly sitting down to revisit that Super Bowl moment alongside Justin’s version of events, this one is definitely going to get people talking.
Will you be watching?
