Brand new parents Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel have decided not to go the secretive celebrity route when it comes to sharing photos of their new son. Mr. Timberlake recently took to Instagram, where he posted a lovely new photo of son Silas and wife Jessica Biel.
Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are no strangers when it comes to receiving praise. Most of the time, however, it centers around their acting/singing/hosting.
But now the couple is earning praise for their personal lives, especially when it comes to sharing a photo of their newborn son for family, friends and fans to see.
This is a big change from other celebs, who use the first baby photos as an effort to generate hefty paydays, or, conversely, refuse to allow fans to share in their joy at all.
This was not case for Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake though, as Yahoo tells readers that Jessica and Justin are acting like real parents:
"Baby Timberbiel is here! Not only did we get an up-close glimpse of Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel's newborn son Silas Randall on Sunday, his photo was unveiled without fanfare only one week after his birth. Most notably though, was the medium in which his famous parents chose to introduce him to the world: A simple shot uploaded to Instagram."
Of course, this isn't the only reason why Justin Timberlake finds himself in the news this week.
The triple threat singer/actor/dancer also finds himself generating headlines thanks to a recent interview by Garth Brooks.
The country icon recently appeared on Sirius XM's The Highway, where The Boot reports that Garth explained how he and Timberlake wound up performing on stage together:
"We're in St. Louis, and Chuck comes, and he goes, 'Justin Timberlake's here,' and I went, 'Hahaha! Yeah, right!' and he goes, 'No, dude. He's here.' My first question was, 'Why?'" Brooks jokes during a 'town hall' -- style interview on Sirius XM's The Highway...'So I come to find out, [Justin] grew up on our stuff. He's right over stage right, and this kid's singing every word, and I'm like, 'Holy cow!'"
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