Justin Timberlake to Release Four-Part Docuseries on Apple TV Featuring Janet Jackson

Justin Timberlake is set to release a four-part tell-all docuseries on Apple TV in December, according to three sources. One source reports that the series will feature Janet Jackson speaking about the famous wardrobe malfunction from their 2004 Super Bowl performance. Representatives for Timberlake, Jackson, and Apple did not respond to requests for comment or had no comment at the time.

Background

Timberlake has worked with Apple before, starring in the 2021 Apple Original film Palmer. This upcoming project follows a quiet period for the singer, whose most recent album, Everything I Thought It Was, came out in March 2024. He followed that release with his Forget Tomorrow global tour, which concluded in July 2025.

Health and Legal Challenges

During his recent tour, Timberlake faced health struggles and revealed in July 2025 that he was diagnosed with Lyme disease. The condition caused nerve damage and fatigue, which fans noticed during his international shows. The tour was also impacted by his June 2024 arrest in Sag Harbor, New York, for driving while intoxicated after running a stop sign. Police bodycam footage later showed he told officers he was on tour, clearing up an earlier viral rumor about his remarks.

Context

Major streaming platforms frequently release multi-part documentary series featuring high-profile musicians to drive subscriber growth and engagement. Such projects often give artists a platform to address past controversies and personal challenges directly to their fans.