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Britney Spears‘s memoir revelations will likely keep the singer in the news for long. Amongst all the shocking details in the book, the revelations about Spears’s relationship with Justin Timberlake seemingly caught the public’s attention the most. Recall that Spears claimed the singer cheated on her and pushed for an abortion when she got pregnant. Timberlake has been receiving the heat from social media users after the revelations. However, one group is standing firmly behind the 42-year-old singer — NSYNC. NSYNC and Justin Timberlake go way back to 1995, and the boy band won’t let any news come between their friendship.
Timberlake Gets Support from NSYNC Amid Britney Spears’s Memoir Revelations
NSYNC and Justin Timberlake may have parted ways years ago, but the bond is still as strong as ever. While fans continue to drag Timberlake amid Britney Spears’s memoir revelations, NSYNC decided to support the singer. Recently, sources with inside knowledge told TMZ that Lance Bass, Joey Fatone, Chris Kirkpatrick, and JC Chasez had nothing but love for their former bandmate. According to the insiders, the foursome wasn’t moved by the negativity from fans and was fully supporting Timberlake. Moreover, they have known the singer for over 25 years and would be thrilled to be back performing with him.
Unfortunately, an NSYNC and Justin Timberlake reunion will likely not happen anytime soon. According to the sources, Timberlake is focused on his upcoming musical projects.
Inside Justin Timberlake’s 2024 Plans
Britney Spears’s memoir revelations have undoubtedly painted Timberlake in a bad light. However, the Can’t Stop the Feeling! singer isn’t allowing the negativity to deter his career plans. The solo single and album are scheduled to drop next summer, and Timberlake’s 2024 tour will go on as planned. However, the musician reportedly has some club appearances set for early next year and tied to his single and album release. But despite Timberlake’s career plans, his former bandmates are staying positive and hoping he will consider a reunion.
