PatrickS77 said:

mjscarousal said:

Tell that to people who took off work, booked flights, booked hotels and ended up wasting money.

I'm one of those people. 9 times. And I was pissed.

Me too. she let alot of fans down big time, expectations were high with Unbreakable era.

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This put a smile on my face Janet Jackson's 'Nasty' Spikes on Spotify After Donald Trump's 'Nasty Woman' Comment by The Hollywood Reporter http://www.billboard.com/...asty-woman "Nasty" its such a great song and video, and the message still resonates today

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If Janet ends up having the baby in London, wouldn't the baby still be considered a US citizen due to Janet being a natural born citizen? I would imagine he/she would qualify for dual citizenship due to both the mother's birthplace and the child natural birthplace.

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Am I wrong?

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I recall when Trump, created the conspiracy out of thin air about Pres. Obama's birthplace, that argument about his father being from Kenya didn't hold water because one: He was born in Hawaii, two: his mom was born in Kansas and was a natural born citizen of the United States.

Musicslave said:

If Janet ends up having the baby in London, wouldn't the baby still be considered a US citizen due to Janet being a natural born citizen? I would imagine he/she would qualify for dual citizenship due to both the mother's birthplace and the child natural birthplace.

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Am I wrong?

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I recall when Trump, created the conspiracy out of thin air about Pres. Obama's birthplace, that argument about his father being from Kenya didn't hold water because one: He was born in Hawaii, two: his mom was born in Kansas and was a natural born citizen of the United States.

All I know is when you're born in the US you are automatically a US citizen, period. I had assumed it works the same for everywhere else.