Beverly Hills, California – If you're in the market for a star's condom machine or kinky sex whip, Janet Jackson's got you covered.

Janet's Nasty items can now be All For You.

The pop queen has put some very personal items up for sale in a new online auction for charity.

Julien's Auctions has listed hundreds of "iconic treasures from the legendary career and life of Janet Jackson" that will be sold in person and online next month, including some freaky fetish playthings.

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Five leather whip crops will start at $200 each for fans to get the chance to have their booty spanked with the same flogger as Jackson's might have been.

The unusual offerings also include leather-print paddles, a condom dispensing machine, and a set of foreplay dice – which feature commands like "blow" and "kiss" and lists different body parts for some sexual fun.

The dice and condom holder will begin their bidding at $50 each – a relative bargain for sex toys that may have once been used by a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer.

You can even purchase Janet's high school Spanish homework, her report card, her old pickup truck, her wedding dress, and teddy bears once owned by the Jackson Five.

"This is it. Janet’s going all-in," said the auction house's CEO Darren Julien.

In addition to the kinky commodities, "Over 1,000 of Janet Jackson's most spectacular music video, tour and television performance worn costumes and ensembles, red carpet appearance gowns as well as personal items and accessories owned and used by the five-time Grammy award-winning singer" will be up for grabs, according to the auction site.

A percentage of the sales will go to Compassion International, a charity and ministry that works with churches around the world to benefit children in poverty.

The 54-year-old's most iconic music video looks will be available for super fans, including her legendary 1989 Rhythm Nation outfit, which is valued at $5,000.

"Because she was gonna be locked down [due to Coronavirus], and she just started realizing she has all these things in storage, she never gets to enjoy them, and she wanted to do something good with the proceeds to benefit a charity she cares about," Julien explained.

He said the incredible sale will be unlike any the celebrity auction house has ever seen.

The auction event is set to take place in person in Beverley Hills and live online at the same time on Jackson's birthday weekend, from May 14 to 16.