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Justin Timberlake & Jessica Biel Share Rare Family and Couple Photos in Sweet 14th Anniversary Posts: ’14 Down, Forever to Go’

In one pic, Timberlake calls his partner the "greatest mom" ever in a rare snap featuring their sons Silas and Phineas.

Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary on Sunday (Oct. 4) by sharing a series of intimate and loving photos on Instagram Stories. The couple posted a series of photos including a sweet skiing trip with their sons, Silas, 11, and Phineas, 6.

Timberlake’s Instagram Story began with a sweet image of the couple walking hand in hand along a city street, accompanied by James Taylor’s "How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)." The caption read "Happy Anniversary ❤️ @Jessicabiel." The next photo featured Biel, 44, wearing a black red light therapy mask, with her eyes wide behind the mask. She was captioned "My favorite person in every lifetime," with Carl Carlton’s Grammy-nominated song "She’s a Bad Mama Jama (She’s Built, She’s Stacked)" playing in the background.

Subsequent photos showed Biel snuggling with Phineas while Timberlake held Silas’ head gently, with the caption "and the greatest mom." The final photo showed Biel hugging Timberlake from behind, with the caption "14 Down. Forever to go."

Biel also shared a throwback photo of the couple, where Biel is giving a peace sign, captioned "Happy anniversary my love @justintimberlake ❤️." She also gave Timberlake some parental props for his skiing skills with his sons, captioned "The best dad 🥇."

Biel and Timberlake started dating in 2007 and briefly split in March 2011 before reuniting later that year. They got engaged in December 2011 and married in October 2012 in southern Italy. Timberlake has been relatively low-key since ending his Forget Tomorrow World tour last summer to deal with the effects of Lyme disease.

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