Justin Timberlake Shares Behind-the Scenes Tour Footage of His Rarely-Seen Kids
Actress Jessica Biel is saying goodbye to life on the road with husband Justin Timberlake. The 'Sexy Back' singer wrapped his Forget Tomorrow World Tour with a final performance on July 30 in Istanbul, Turkey after spending over a year touring the world.
As Timberlake performed his final show of the tour, Biel shared a behind-the-scenes social media post giving fans rare glimpses of what it's like to watch the show from the sidelines. Biel's post also gives fans a rare glimpse of the power couple's two sons Silas, 10, and Phineas, 4.'Tour wifey/mommy out ✌🏼,' Biel wrote on a carousel post shared to social media. In the post, The Sinner star can be seen dancing on the sidelines at Timberlake's recent show, even joining the crew in a group dance. The couple's younger son Phineas can be seen playing backstage while his dad performs, and the couple can be seen hugging prior to the show.
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Biel's post gives fans a glimpse into the family's sweet life on the road, and the actress' never-ending support of her superstar husband's musical pursuits.Fans loved sharing in the family's life on the road.
'You created so many special memories during this time. Thanks for sharing them with us! We already miss you 💛🫶🏼,' wrote one fan, while another added, 'Nothing better than watching from the wings and seeing the whole arena lit up for your family. That's a core memory right there. 🙌🔥.'
What Are Fans Saying About Justin Timberlake's World Tour?
The "Mirrors" singer faced an onslaught of backlash after footage from a recent Paris show showed Timberlake seemingly letting the audience handle the vocals. Fans questioned his work ethic and energy level with online commenters getting to work, criticizing the singer.
Judging by the footage shared in Biel's social media post, Timberlake's performance was as energetic as his son was playing backstage during the show.
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Justin Timberlake Shares Behind-the Scenes Tour Footage of His Rarely-Seen Kids first appeared on Parade on Jul 30, 2025
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