Actress Jessica Biel recently opened up about the ongoing journey of her marriage with singer-actor Justin Timberlake, describing it as a "work-in-progress" where finding balance is key, especially during Timberlake's touring commitments.
Reflecting on their relationship, Biel emphasized the perpetual effort required to maintain equilibrium amidst their busy schedules, stating, "It’s always a work in progress, right? It’s constantly trying to find the balance, trying to find the time we can connect." Despite the challenges posed by Timberlake's tours, Biel expressed gratitude for technology, citing platforms like Zoom and FaceTime as invaluable tools for staying connected, particularly for parents navigating frequent separations.
Speaking on "The View," Biel shared insights into the complexities of managing family life amid Timberlake's demanding career. With their two sons, Silias and Finneas, in the mix, she acknowledged the exhaustion stemming from juggling responsibilities. However, Biel conveyed determination to weather the challenges together, stating, "We’ve never done this before with two, I’m exhausted. There’s been four shows. I don’t know how he’s gonna do it or how we’re gonna do it, but we’re gonna get through it, somehow, some way!"
Beyond her personal life, Biel also delved into her advocacy for reproductive health education, highlighted by her recent release, 'A Kids Book About Periods.' Explaining the motivation behind the project, Biel underscored the importance of normalizing discussions around female reproductive health to empower both parents and young individuals facing imminent bodily changes. She remarked, "It was kind of an accident. Female reproductive health has always been interesting to me. It just felt like an important subject to start with to demystify, de-stigmatize and give parents and young people who are about to experience big changes in their bodies a tool and a resource."
Emphasizing the need for open dialogue within families, Biel stressed the significance of loved ones understanding and supporting each other through such transitions. "I have a period, and I want my boys to understand what I’m going through, I want them to be supportive or maybe eventual partners. When I was young and I was learning about sex-ed and health, we were separated, so it was all a mystery, and it doesn’t feel right," she concluded passionately.
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