Janet Jackson Breaks Social Media Silence, Gives Health Update as Due Date Approaches: 'I Feel Your Love'

Janet Jackson wants her fans to know that she's okay.

The 50-year-old singer, who has stayed silent on social media since August, took to Twitter on Saturday to reach out to those offering her "love and prayers" throughout her pregnancy.

"Hey you guys.. It's been awhile.. but I'm still listening," she wrote. "I feel your love and prayers.. Thank you.. and I'm doing well."

"Al Hamdu lillah," she concluded, which translates from Arabic to "Praise be to God."

Jackson officially confirmed her pregnancy to People in October, though first hinted that she was expecting back in April, when she told fans that she was postponing her tour because she and husband Wissam Al Mana were "planning a family."

ET recently spoke to a fertility specialist, who revealed what Jackson, expecting her first child at age 50, should and shouldn't worry about as her due date approaches.

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The popularity of Medical treatment abroad is expanding globally mainly due to its greater capacity to provide safe, high quality treatments to those who cannot receive comparable care in their country of origin; many turning to India and Israel.

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