Just a few weeks after welcoming their first baby into the world, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel have been hit by a wave of divorce rumors. Breakup claims aside, new reports suggest that Justin Timberlake may retire, if only briefly, to spend more time with his son.
It's been a big week for Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel. The A-list couple now find themselves on the cover of tabloids and the focus of entertainment sites worldwide.
Despite being an adorable couple who just gave birth to a brand new baby boy, the tabloids are insisting that Justin and Jessica are having marital problems.
The latest rumors come courtesy of Star, who claim that the couple are undergoing a $200 million. But, as usual, Gossip Cop tells readers that the divorce rumors are totally false:
"Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are NOT getting a divorce. The new Star cover story might claim they're getting divorced, but the magazine claimed in earlier cover stories this year that Julia Roberts, Reese Witherspoon, Will Smith, Channing Tatum, Faith Hill and Nicole Kidman were ALL getting divorced. How'd those stories turn out? What's that? EVERY SINGLE STORY TURNED OUT TO BE WRONG? What a shocker."
Of course, this isn't the only reason that Jessica and Justin find themselves in the news.
Rumors are also flying that Justin Timberlake could be retiring so that he can spend more time with his new addition. But, VH1 tells readers that Timberlake just took a little time off to help Jessica:
"Justin Timberlake was meant for fatherhood...the extremely busy performer took time out of his hectic schedule to give his wife Jessica Biel a hand with their one-month-old son Silas Randall...Like any other mom talking care of their newborn, Jessica reportedly got a bit overwhelmed and overtired, and was in need of a little break. We're hearing her husband took days off to be a full-time dad, freeing up his wife to do whatever she wanted."
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