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Comfortable Father’s Day to Justin Timberlake! The 41-year-old singer confirmed off his love for his two sons Silas, 7, and Phineas, 1, as he celebrated the vacation on Sunday, June 19. The popstar shared a candy photograph of the boys sitting at a piano, exhibiting additionally they love music like their daddy. “My two favourite melodies,” he wrote within the caption. “Comfortable Father’s Day to all of the Dad’s on the market!”
The photograph sweetly confirmed each the boys studiously wanting on the keys collectively. It was an excellent cute photograph of each of the brothers. Justin additionally took to his Tales to re-share his Father’s Day submit from 2021, the place he posted a number of candy pictures of his personal dad Randall.
Justin’s spouse Jessica Biel additionally took to her Insta to want her husband a cheerful Father’s Day with a candy photograph of her and the boys hugging the singer. “To the world, you’re a dad. However to your loved ones, you’re the world. I don’t know who mentioned that, however whomever it was, they bodied that s**t,” she wrote. “We love you child. Thanks for being our the whole lot!”
Justin and Jessica will rejoice 10 years of marriage in October, and the pair’s relationship is clearly going sturdy! Jessica opened up about feeling “proud” of how far the couple has are available in an April interview with Entry Hollywood. “We’ve had our ups and downs like everyone, and I’m simply actually pleased with it, and I’m nonetheless the happiest and loving my life,” she mentioned.
Earlier than celebrating Father’s Day, JT did make a shock look alongside Pharrell on the One thing within the Water fest in Washington D.C. on Saturday, June 18. Justin was a shock visitor on the music competition, and he carried out a 5-song set alongside the “Comfortable” singer, together with his hits “Rock Your Physique”, “Like I Love You”, and a solo rendition of “Sexyback.” Apart from Justin, Pharrell additionally had visitor appearances by T.I. and the rap duo Clipse throughout his set.
