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Janet Jackson to open up about bro Michael's death
London, Nov 6 : Pop star Janet Jackson is to give her first full-length television interview since the death of her brother Michael.
ABC has booked a prime-time interview with the star, who will allow cameras into her Malibu home, reports the Mirror.
The interview, which has yet to be recorded, will be conducted by ABC News host Robin Roberts and screened in the US on 18 November.
Janet paid tribute to the King of Pop, who died on June 25, in September at MTV''s Video Music Awards.
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