#SOTWHOUSTON: The QUEEN Janet Jackson bring light to Harvey victims in Houston
Call her the woman who gives love and more!
Houston's waterlogged streets were graced with musical royalty on Friday when megastar Janet Jackson toured the city and made stops around the area's shelters that house thousands of flood victims from Hurricane Harvey.
Janet Jackson took a tour of the city with Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner and visited evacuees at one of the city's largest shelters.
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner takes Janet Jackson and her brother Randy through the George R. Brown Center, which became a Red Cross shelter in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
Jackson performs Saturday night in Houston, which was a previously scheduled stop on her 56-city tour, "State of the World."
"I'm here to tell you that we are going to do the show in Houston ... but we're going to roll in early because we want to visit some of the shelters," Jackson told her fans on Twitter on Sept. 6. "And not just visit some of the shelters, we also want to do something special for some of the victims," she said, and promised to see the city on Friday.
The singer, who gave birth to a son in January, was mobbed during her visit to the George R. Brown Convention Center, where 1,600 evacuees are staying. Fans eagerly posted Instagram photos of the star, who greeted people with Randy Jackson.
In one widely-shared post she's seen embracing an elderly woman with a smile.
In an Instagram video, Jackson held a toddler in her arms.
Now as for the show……
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Now as for the show……
Janet Jackson - State of the World Concert - Houston https://t.co/xI9Jq95MF4— iComplexity (@iComplexity) September 10, 2017
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JANET WE SIMPLY LOVE YOU!
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