Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel Soak Up the Sun With Their Kids in Montana as They Spend Summer at Luxurious Yellowstone Club Home

Pop sensation Justin Timberlake has revealed a peek at his family's fun-filled summer—while also offering up a glimpse into the wholesome lifestyle he and wife Jessica Biel share with their two children in and around their longtime Montana home.

The "Mirrors" hitmaker, 45, pulled back the curtain on his private life away from the stage in a new Instagram post, which featured several photos of the couple and their sons, Silas and Phineas “Phin” Timberlake, enjoying a host of activities.

Many of the images—including one of Biel, 44, proudly holding up a fish and another of the proud dad standing in front of a picturesque creek—appear to have been taken near the family's luxurious dwelling at the exclusive Yellowstone Club, where they have lived since 2015.

In another snap, Phineas, 6, is sitting behind an ice cream sundae, with only his eyes on show. The Hollywood couple have maintained the privacy of their children by never showing their sons' faces in social media posts.

Another photo captures Phineas looking out at a rodeo while donning a cowboy hat. There is also an adorable image of the singer walking with Phineas on a golf course.

The Instagram post also features snaps of Silas, 11, standing behind the singer, as well as another image in which he's standing with Timberlake and Phineas as the three of them look out a window.

Timberlake made sure to include one picture of himself and Biel, looking dressed to the nines while posing outside a penthouse suite at New York City's Greenwich Hotel during what appears to have been a recent trip to the Big Apple.

He ended the carousel with a snap of Biel holding a freshly caught fish, while perched on a dock.

Timberlake captioned the post, "Been outside."

The family appear to have spent many summers at their Montana getaway, which they snapped up over a decade ago.

In 2015, the "Sexy Back" singer and his wife made the decision to pivot away from a life in Hollywood in favor of moving to a much more rural—and private—location. They eventually opted for a dwelling in the exclusive Yellowstone Club, which is nestled in the mountains of Big Sky Country.

According to the club's website, Timberlake and Biel enjoy "family-friendly mountain homes," 2,900 acres of ski trails, and an 18-hole golf course.

While details about the couple's own dwelling have remained tightly under wraps, they are among several celebrities who have owned property in the Yellowstone Club, joining the likes of Tom Brady, Ben Affleck, and Mark Zuckerberg.

Previously described as "the world's most exclusive club" by Forbes, the upscale community features a private mountain with ski trails, as well as ample acreage for outdoor pursuits such as horseback riding, fly fishing, and golfing—much of which Timberlake and Biel appear to have done this summer with their kids.

Despite spending their summers in Montana, the couple still keep close ties to California thanks to their sprawling property in Hollywood.

In 2002, Timberlake split from 'N Sync and debuted his first solo album, "Justified." At the same time, the singer decided to dip his toe in real estate by snapping up a home in Los Angeles.

He picked up a 13,000-square-foot pad in Hollywood Hills for $8.3 million.

The Spanish-inspired dwelling sits on 10 acres and offers panoramic views of the San Fernando Valley.

It comes with seven bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, a chef's kitchen, theater room, tennis court, and 85-foot-long pool.

Over the years, the couple overhauled the home, then listed the property for $35 million in 2021. The listing was later removed, and the couple appear to still hold the keys to the pad.

In June 2024, however, Timberlake offloaded a different dwelling: his Tennessee ranch, which he sold for $8 million shortly after he was arrested on suspicion of a DWI during a trip to the Hamptons.

The singer made quite the profit on the 127-acre horse farm, which he purchased for around $4 million in 2015—although he fell shy of his initial $10 million asking price.

Timberlake's look into the family's summer comes one year after he candidly revealed that he has been diagnosed with Lyme disease—after coming under intense scrutiny for "barely" singing during his "Forget Tomorrow World Tour."

He shared his shocking diagnosis on July 31 in a heartfelt Instagram statement that he said he posted in order to "shed some light on what I’ve been up against behind the scenes.”