In a candid interview with CNN”s Piers Morgan, Jackson admitted famous females are falling victim to the pressure of looking perfect all the time due to constant scrutiny, and insists some of her peers push their body to the limits to maintain their figure.
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“It”s crazy, it”s crazy. That”s why I think a lot of the women today swing in the opposite direction. They”re under eatin,” Contactmusic quoted her as telling the newsman.

“Some of the stories I hear… I”m not going to name names (but) this is the worst. Eating tissue, Kleenex, so it fills the stomach. So you”re full. So you don”t want another bite to eat and so that”s what you eat,” she added. (ANI)

In an emotional TV interview with U.S. journalist Meredith Vieira, the singer claimed that it was the lack of father-daughter bond that caused the most damage to her emotional development – and still affects her to this day.
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Joe was a strict parent to his brood of nine and his most famous son Michael often spoke candidly about the beatings and whippings he suffered at the hands of his hands.

The Jackson patriarch also banned his children from referring to him as ‘dad’, ordering them instead to call him by his first name.

“I would see my friends interact with their dad and I would think, that”s what I want to do. I want to be able to call him ‘dad’. He said, ‘That”s my name, you call me Joseph. You don”t call me dad’.” the Daily Express quoted Janet as saying.

“I tried once. He said, ‘I”m Joseph to you. You do not call me dad’. That affects you as a kid; it still affects me as you can see. I know my father loves me. He just has a very, very different way of showing it,” she added. (ANI)

Jackson said the verbal abuse made her insecure about her looks.

“I would literally bang my head up against the wall because I didn”t feel attractive,” the Sydney Morning Herald quoted her as saying in an interview with NBC.
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“There was a lot of pain in my life. But I did. I felt very unattractive,” she said on the promotional trail for her memoir.

She used to laugh at the taunts, and said MJ”s comments about her bottom were probably affectionate.

So, rather than confront him about his hurtful words, she simply internalized the pain.

Jackson relates her childhood trauma in her book True You: A Journey to Finding and Loving Yourself, which will be published on February 15. (ANI)

Janet says that she avoided anything that would remind her of him when he suddenly died in June.

That was until she was about to do a performance at the MTV Music Awards in September.

There she saw a huge tribute picture to him

Janet says

“It hit me before I was about to do the performance, and it hit me when we were in rehearsal.

“There was a huge image of him on this screen, and I started to cry. I had to step away.”

Janet has said that she feels that the future will get easier adding

“You know, a day doesn’t go by where you don’t think about him. It’s always there, in every sense. “But it will get better. It’s not easy, but I know with time it will get easier. But it will never be easy. It’s my brother.”

Jackson will be performing live during the show on December 6th it will be her only UK performance this year.

On the penultimate show Lady GaGa will be performing her current hit single Bad Romance it will be her first time it would have been performed on UK television.