Janet Jackson's rep claims to be fired after Kamala Harris is not Black apology drama gets even more puzzling

A person identifying themselves as Mo Elmasri says he was terminated from employment under Janet Jackson, amid a recent controversy over remarks the singer made over Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris' background. A person identifying themselves as Mo Elmasri says he was terminated from employment under Janet Jackson, amid a recent controversy over remarks the singer made over Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris ' background An iMDb bio for Elmasri says he's an Egyptian filmmaker who runs 24 East Agency, a consultation fire. It stated that Elmasri 'now works as a creative consultant for many global superstars, including Janet Jackson, Beyonce, Britney Spears and Selena Gomez' According to the outlet, a person identifying themselves as Elmasri 'apparently inaccurately' told Buzzfeed he was the singer's rep in the mea culpa for the statements about the vice president. Jackson sent shockwaves through social media when she confessed her controversial views about the Democratic 2024 presidential nominee to The Guardian Management for Janet Jackson say that an unauthorized party spoke on the singer's behalf in an previously-released apology over Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris' background.