Justin Timberlake reportedly developing four-part Apple documentary featuring Janet Jackson

Multiple sources are describing the project as a 'tell-all ', however, details have not yet been confirmed

Justin Timberlake is reportedly preparing to revisit major moments from his personal life and music career in a new four-part documentary series for Apple, with Janet Jackson expected to feature.

According to an exclusive report by Variety, published on November 2, the project is being described by multiple sources as a "tell-all".

However, details about its release date and official production arrangements have not yet been confirmed.

The documentary is expected to explore Timberlake's more than three-decade career, from his early success with NSYNC to his achievements as a solo artist.

It could also address controversies involving his former partner Britney Spears and the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show with Jackson.

During the widely discussed performance, Timberlake pulled away part of Jackson's costume, briefly exposing her breast on live television.

The incident generated significant backlash, with Jackson facing considerable professional consequences.

According to sources cited by Variety, Jackson is expected to discuss the infamous "wardrobe malfunction" in the documentary.

Another source suggests Timberlake will address recent comments made by Spears.

In February 2021, Timberlake publicly apologised to both women, acknowledging his role in the controversies surrounding them.

The reported project would mark another collaboration between Timberlake and Apple. He previously starred in the 2021 film Palmer.

Although anticipation is building around the proposed series, neither its release date nor its complete list of contributors has been officially announced.