Justin Timberlake Updates: Singer Talks About Why He Left N'Sync; Could His Son Be Next in Line?
Justin Timberlake recently stated an explanation as to why he flew solo despite the undeniable success of the five-piece boy band from the 90's, N'Sync. The father-to-be also spoke on his past, as well as the future of his offspring.
Timberlake was most popularly remarked as the youngest member of the group, alongside JC Chasez, Lance Bass, Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick. It was over 15 years ago when N'Sync was last seen together, wherein Justin Timberlake himself admitted being overwhelmed of what was going on.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, it was at that time when the recording artist felt a certainly urge to follow his instincts on wanting new music, a different path and so on. "We were on a stadium tour, and I just felt like the whole thing was too big," Justin explained his side on leaving. "It started as a fun snowball fight that was becoming an avalanche. And, also, I was growing out of it. I felt like I cared more about the music than some of the other people in the group. And I felt like I had other music I wanted to make and that I needed to follow my heart."
The music icon defended as well on how he never experienced a normal childhood, becoming part of the power group at the young age of 15. It was back in 2002 when N'Sync went on hiatus, and although the group never announced their parting, they were never seen performing on the same stage again. Justin Timberlake then went on to make a name for himself, releasing his first solo album "Justified" not long after with the single "Like I Love You."
It was also during his solo career when he met his now long-time best friend, Jimmy Fallon. After many dating escapades with the likes of Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Cameron Diaz, "The Social Network" star now shares a child of two years, Silas, with actress Jessica Biel. When asked if he would have his child do the same as he did in the past, Justin Timberlake plainly answered that if Silas wants it bad enough, he will teach what to be cautious of, US Magazine reports.
