Despite enduring three rounds of marriage counseling in the past few years, the 'Sinner' actress allegedly thinks that she and her husband are 'right back where they started' following his DWI arrest.
- Jul 2, 2024
AceShowbiz - Justin Timberlake might have ruined the hard work he and Jessica Biel have put into their marriage with his recent DWI arrest. The couple reportedly had been trying to save their marriage by having counseling amid their marital issues.
A source spilled to RadarOnline.com that the singer and the actress endured three rounds of marriage counseling in the past five years as they have been navigating ongoing relationship woes and a cheating scandal. However, Jessica thinks "they're right back where they started," the source close to the couple shared.
Moreover, friends of the pair have privately suggested Jessica might finally be finished with the former NSYNC member if he doesn't sort himself out. "Her friends think she's married to a loser and hate that so much of her life is taken up with trying to get Justin to stay on the straight and narrow," one so-called insider said after this recent arrest, citing the past cheating rumors.
The friend was referring to an incident in 2019, when Justin was photographed getting cozy with co-star Alisha Wainwright during a night out after filming their drama flick "Palmer" in New Orleans. He later issued a public apology and stated that "nothing happened" between himself and his co-star, still owning up to his "strong lapse in judgment."
"But the arrest was a wake-up call: It's time for her to realize she can't do it alone," the source claimed, adding, "If he keeps going down this path, their marriage will be over."
Jessica recently showed her support for Justin by attending his concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City one week after the pop star's DWI arrest. The 42-year-old was seen subtly dancing along to her husband's music while sporting a gray top, black jeans and a black baseball cap.
Back in May, Jessica admitted that the pair's relationship is a "work in progress," especially amid their busy work schedules. "It's constantly trying to find the balance, trying to find the time," she said on "The View", noting that they stay connected with sons Silas, 9, and Phineas, 4, via Zoom and FaceTime when away from home.
