According to reports, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are taking a break after 12 years of marriage. Biel started the separation but hasn’t made a divorce decision, according to sources.
Biel will be able to spend time with friends and concentrate on personal projects during the break.
The holidays will now be spent apart for the couple. Radar Online cited an insider who claimed that Biel requested the separation.
She is glad to have some space, though, so she can reflect, work on her own projects, and spend time with friends in private.
In October of this year, the couple commemorated their 12th wedding anniversary. They have two sons, Phineas, 4, and Silas, 9. Justin Timberlake will also carry on with his music business during this time.
According to the source, the couple’s decision to take a break was influenced by past issues, such as Timberlake’s June DWI arrest.
Their relationship was severely strained as a result of the arrest and subsequent guilty plea. According to the insider, she will feel emotionally relieved to be free of all the drama.
Timberlake reportedly tried to mend the relationship earlier this year, especially after his legal issues and the stress they caused.
Timberlake has had a challenging year on both a personal and professional level. The singer had to postpone and cancel a number of shows on ‘The Forget Tomorrow’ World Tour due to health concerns, in addition to his DWI incident.
Timberlake has apparently continued to concentrate on his music career while attempting to patch things up with Biel in spite of these setbacks. According to people close to the couple, he is still dedicated to his family despite this trying time.
According to reports, the purpose of the separation is to provide both partners with time and space to consider their relationship and individual objectives.
Timberlake and Biel continue to prioritize their personal lives and obligations while fans and followers make predictions about the future of their relationship. For the time being, they are deciding to put their own well-being first, regardless of whether the break results in reconciliation or a permanent split.
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