Jessica Biel Shares A Rare Family Photo Of Justin Timberlake And Their Sons
The family of four celebrated Christmas together.
Jessica Biel is showing off her love for her family this holiday season.
On Instagram, the actress posted a series of sweet photos showing Justin Timberlake and their two sons, Silas, 6, and Phineas, 1, on Christmas day, giving fans a rare glimpse into their life as parents. In the snaps, the family of four walks down a dirt road with Biel carrying little Phineas while Silas and Timberlake walk beside her. She wore a long cream coat and a black leather backpack, and Timberlake wore a black puffer layered over a blue hoodie and gray joggers.
"Thankful for my guys," Biel wrote in the caption of the post. "Merry Christmas everybody!! ??
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Biel last got candid about family life on her Instagram account this past June, when she shared a sweet Father's Day tribute to her husband.
"Baby, you are the moon, the stars and the sour cream pound cake of my life," she wrote of Timberlake. "We are grateful for you for all the big things and the things we don’t see. Thank you for making it so fun. We love you dearly."
In July, the actress opened up to People about parenting her two kids with Timberlake, whom she has been married to since 2012, during the coronavirus pandemic.
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"It was very much: Be flexible, go with the flow," she told the outlet, explaining that the two had divvied up their parenting responsibilities with each other. "But you have to divide and conquer, otherwise I think one person probably gets too burned out. And we just have to be there for each other."
She added that she was grateful for the "huge" support from the pod schools the family was involved with. "It was really helpful for my kids to have some small, safe social circle, and I didn't go crazy," she said "I am not a teacher. That is what I learned."
This article originally appeared in Harper's BAZAAR US