Justin Timberlake is reportedly planning a reunion with his former band NSYNC. This comes in light of the issues of his recent The Forget Tomorrow World Tour that ended on July 30. This included last-minute cancellations and accusations of dull performances. Amid this, as per reports, the pop icon wishes to execute the much-awaited reunion of the NSYNC boys.
Justin Timberlake will take a break and work on NSYNC reunion, says source
As per the Daily Mail, Justin Timberlake is keen on an NSYNC reunion following the backlash received for his The Forget Tomorrow World Tour. An insider told the outlet that the singer understood the reason behind his fan’s disappointment. However, “he decided on what his tour was going to be all about, and he stuck with it.” Nonetheless, the 44-year-old realized “what needs to be next, and that’s a return to NSYNC.”
The insider added, “The songs he did with them both for the Trolls soundtrack and his album – Everything I Thought It Was – were well received.” Timberlake is reportedly well aware that fans are looking forward to the return of the popular group. The individual continued that following the conclusion of the tour, the singer wishes “to spend some time with family.” Further, he will “hunker down and reunite with his boys and make the NSYNC reunion finally happen.”
Despite the multiple issues in his tour, Justin Timberlake hasn’t given up and is eager to reunite with his boys after months of reunion rumors. The insider stated, “He has a lot more in the tank and knows that will get him back on track and reinvigorate his career.” Additionally, the group has been motivated by the Backstreet Boys and Destiny’s Child reunion. “The guys have seen the mini Destiny’s Child reunion, and Lance has seen the Backstreet Boys concert at the Sphere.”
The insider continued, “Justin has also been monitoring the shows.” This is because there is a big decision to be made on whether NSYNC should tour or have a residency.” The boys “are constantly messaging one another.” “The next year could see more *NSYNC music and performances,” the source concluded.
