Janet Jackson says divorce Rumors 'A Lie'

Media reports have speculated that Grammy winner Janet Jackson is separating from her husband Wissam Al Mana, but a source close to the couple sets the record straight. The source tells Entertainment Tonight of Jackson and Mana's relationship, "The rumors about their marriage are a lie. They are very happy and very much together. In fact, the couple has recently purchased an even larger home in New York." The couple confirmed their marriage to ET back in February 2013, adding that they wed in a "quiet, private and beautiful ceremony" that was held in 2012. "Our wedding gifts to one another were contributions to our respective favorite children's charities. We would appreciate that our privacy is respected and that we are allowed this time for celebration and joy," Jackson and Mana said in their wedding announcement. This coming April, Jackson, 47, will be traveling to Brazil to continue her work for amfAR (American Foundation for AIDS Research).

Michael Jackson TV Guide Documentary June 25th 2010

Conceived as a follow-up to Halperin’s 2009 New York Times #1 best-selling book "Unmasked: The Final Years Of Michael Jackson," Gone Too Soon, a new TV Guide documentary to air on June 25th, will examine the end of music superstar Michael Jackson’s life.

The story will be told by the people who attended to him each day, including his doctors and personal help staff. In addition, Halperin goes undercover in the film with some of Jackson’s closest advisors to uncover what their secret thoughts and feelings may reveal about his untimely death. TV Guide claims this documentary is exhaustive in its research and material in an attempt to get to the real answers of what when on in the King of Pop's final days. Gone Too Soon is drawn from more than 300 hours of footage shot before and immediately following Jackson’s death. The film also includes exclusive audio and video of Jackson himself.

Coming one year to the day of his death, the subject matter inside this documentary may prove too much for some fans and friends who are still grieving. Halperin claims to have predicted Jackson's deaths six months prior to his actual demise and also spent five years researching the man behind the magic.

What do you think about this new project? Too much, too soon or hard-hitting expose that is relevant and important at any time in history? Will you watch? Voice your opinion in the comments!