Janet Jackson has revealed that she is beginning to deal with her brother Michael Jackson's death and move on from it.

In an interview with You magazine, the singer and actress explained that she is now in a "better space".

Jackson said: "There isn't a day goes by even now that I don't think about Michael, where we don't all think about him. But right now, I'm in a better space and I'm moving on with my life.

"At times it can be hard. But I'm growing and learning and loving. I'm enjoying my life very much and I've learnt that life is precious."

The 44-year-old, who has had a life-changing year with not only her brother's death but also splitting with long-term boyfriend Jermaine Dupri, has said that she still feels young.
Jackson said: "To be honest with you, I still feel that I'm very much a kid inside. Yes, I'm 44 and enjoying many aspects of that. I like the feeling of maturity it gives me.

"But at the same time, I feel a huge connection with, say, 20-year-olds like the dancers I work with - we do a great deal of bonding. And a lot of my nieces and nephews are in their 20s, so we're close.

"Maybe it's the kid in them speaking to the kid in me. They're young adults, still learning. They have that energy and love of life, and I think I still have that too."