Ana Navarro said on "The View" that Janet Jackson "spread misinformation" when she said to The Guardian in a viral interview that she was once told Kamala Harris is not Black. Jackson earned widespread backlash for the ill-informed comment.

The View cohosts weighed in today on Janet Jackson‘s ill-informed statement about the racial identity of presidential candidate Kamala Harris, with some on the panel taking the pop superstar to task for spreading misinformation and others calling for “grace.

Janet Jackson faces backlash for repeating false claims about Kamala Harris' racial identity. Social media users and public figures criticize her remarks.

The View hosts Whoopi Goldberg and Alyssa Farah Griffin defended Janet Jackson after recent backlash for a comment she made about Vice President Kamala Harris during her interview with The Guardian.In the interview,

Jackson’s representatives denied an apology purported to be made on her behalf after she echoed misinformation about Harris’ race.

Janet Jackson's Sunday apology for recent comments about Vice President Kamala Harris was reportedly not authorized.

Janet Jackson has apologized after facing backlash for inaccurately claiming Vice President Kamala Harris is “not Black.” On Sunday, the singer’s manager Mo Elmasri, told BuzzFeed in a statement that Jackson’s words were “based on misinformation.

The View led its first show of the week on Monday with the controversy surrounding Janet Jackson’s false claims about Kamala Harris’ race. And Jackson got some unlikely support from moderator Whoopi Goldberg.

During an interview with the Guardian published Saturday, ostensibly to promote the second leg of her concert tour, Janet Jackson claimed she heard Kamala Harris was not Black and that the vice president’s father was White.