In a shocking turn of events,

Janet Jackson has joined the ranks of those speaking out against Justin Timberlake,

following the release of Britney Spears’ long-awaited memoir, “The Woman in Me.”

Jackson has labeled Timberlake a “Hollywood snake” for his alleged exploitation of women,

shedding light on her own experiences after the infamous Super Bowl incident in 2004.

Britney Spears has used her memoir to expose what she perceives as Timberlake’s hypocrisy, accusing him of building his career by publicly shaming her and other women, including Janet Jackson. The revelations in the book suggest that Timberlake manipulated the media to turn against Britney, casting her as the villain in their breakup.

The history between Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake dates back to their relationship, which ended in 2002 amid allegations of infidelity. Timberlake’s portrayal of himself as the victim during the breakup became a cornerstone of his solo career, especially evident in the release of “Cry Me a River” and its accompanying music video, featuring a Britney lookalike.

In her memoir, Britney Spears confirms that Justin Timberlake cheated on her with singer Nicole Appleton and possibly also with Christina Aguilera. However, the most shocking revelation is Britney’s claim that she got pregnant with Timberlake’s child at just 19 years old and had to undergo a painful abortion, a decision she attributes to Timberlake’s reluctance to become a father.

Despite these personal challenges, Timberlake continued to exploit his breakup with Britney for publicity. In 2007, during Britney’s personal struggles, he publicly ridiculed her for her drinking, labeled her as a Madonna imitator, and even used offensive language when referring to her.

The pattern of Justin Timberlake portraying himself as the victim while letting women bear the blame extended to the infamous Super Bowl incident with Janet Jackson in 2004. While Jackson faced severe career consequences and public backlash, Timberlake escaped blame and continued to exploit the situation.

Janet Jackson, who considered Timberlake a close friend, expressed deep hurt and disappointment over his actions during the Super Bowl incident. She highlighted the unequal distribution of blame, stating, “All the emphasis was put on me, not on Justin.”

Britney Spears’ memoir has sparked a renewed conversation about Justin Timberlake’s actions, with fans expressing their disappointment and disgust. Some users on social media have criticized Timberlake for cultural appropriation, manipulation, and a pattern of evading accountability.

Sources connected to Janet Jackson suggest that she is content with the potential accountability Timberlake might face for capitalizing on misogyny and racism within the entertainment industry.

As the revelations continue to circulate, it remains to be seen how Justin Timberlake will respond to the serious allegations made against him in Britney Spears’ memoir and Janet Jackson’s public statements.