Justin Timberlake's Fatherhood Problem, Unsure Future and Best Buddy With Jimmy Fallon

Justin Timberlake changed ever since his New Mickey Mouse Club days he became a teen pop sensation to a respected R&B star. Today, Justin Timberlake is a father of a two-year-old son, a singer with an Oscar nomination and a star of an upcoming movie.

On his interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Justin Timberlake admitted he doesn't remember much of his childhood. But he remembered the very first time he got chased by a mob of teenage girls.

As the award Season is reaching its height, Justin Timberlake got his first Oscar nomination for his song "Can't Stop the Feeling". He wrote the song for the Dream Works Animation movie "Trolls" which grossed $339 million worldwide.

The song was created as a gift to his child, a two-year-old boy Silas, he is also happy when he saw his child dancing to the tune of the song and starting to learn new words. He also admitted that the first months of child-rearing were difficult according to Fox News.

Timberlake was asked if he would like his son to follow his footsteps, he admitted that he hasn't been able to answer that question in his mind. He confessed that if his son would like to, he could teach him things what not to do.

Timberlake also joined Kate Winslet in the new Woody Allen film. Judging from the leaked photos, it seems that the movie is set in New York City during the late 1950's.

Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake were best buddies, the first time they saw each other was in 2002 MTV VMAS. Fallon was hosting the event and Timberlake performed his debut song Like I Love You so their rooms were connected, he said that they were both pacing and very nervous encouraging each other.

In 2003, they became popular comedy duo and great bromance when Timberlake hosted SNL for the first time. The Barry Gibb Talk Show skit was very funny Justin would return five times as host winning three Emmys for his appearances.

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