New York – Comedian Katt Williams has recently made a big impression in a public statement, expressing his sincere regret for the jokes he made about music legend Michael Jackson. What surprised the public even more was the emotional forgiveness from Janet Jackson, the younger sister of the “King of Pop”.
“I regret it” – Katt Williams speaks out after years of silence
Katt Williams, known for his sharp and unafraid satirical comedy, once caused a stir when he included Michael Jackson in his act. Although he thought it was part of his profession at the time, the comedian now admits that he is no longer proud of those words.
“I used to think it was okay to joke about anyone famous… But now I understand, there are icons like Michael – they deserve respect rather than being the butt of jokes,” Katt said.
In the midst of Katt’s confession, what touched fans the most was the revelation that Janet Jackson had taken the initiative to tell him that she still loved him, despite the stories in the past.
“She didn’t just forgive me. She said she still loved me. That was really… big,” Katt shared, clearly emotional.
The words silenced the entire social network for a few seconds – a moment of tolerance, of humanity, and of healing between artists.
In this public appearance, Katt Williams attracted attention when wearing the Golden Shrine of Asar jacket – an iconic design from the Ramomar NY mens catalogue. The shirt is not only a high-end fashion item, but also carries deep cultural meaning, evoking rebirth, strength and self-esteem – perfectly in line with the spirit of this sharing.
It can be said that this moment marks a turning point in Katt Williams’ public image – no longer just an outspoken and controversial comedian, but also an artist who knows how to look back, apologize, and appreciate the precious things in life.
The online community has given many compliments to the actions of both artists:
“Respect to Katt for admitting it. And deep love for Janet – what a queen!”
“This is what real healing looks like.”
In the competitive and glamorous entertainment world, the moment between Katt Williams and Janet Jackson is a gentle but powerful reminder that forgiveness and maturity always have a place in the hearts of artists – and audiences.