JUSTIN Timberlake has been slammed by parents after he claimed 24-hour parenting is "not human".
and his actress wife Jessica Biel have taken their four-year-old son Silas to this remote home in Montana to self-isolate during the coronavirus pandemic.
But after Justin made some questionable comments after calling it to SiriusXM on Thursday, fans turned on the singer with many reminding him that during this ongoing crisis, he has it luckier than most.
"We’re mostly commiserating over the fact that just 24-hour parenting is just not human," said Justin.
“He gets a look … I’m like, ‘All right, cool, let’s take a [20]. All right, I got you.'"
"You guys have one kid and millions of dollars I'm going to lose it," said one irate fan
"I’m parenting a toddler by myself, trying to simultaneously do that and work from home, and somehow expected to hold it together while my income was cut by 75%," another person tweeted.
"I'm working as a nurse, trying to spend time with my kids but hoping I don't contract this awful virus to spread to my family," shared a third annoyed fan, while others reminded JT that the kid does, occasionally, sleep: "Are they aware that you can, sometimes, persuade the child to sleep for some of those hours?"
Jessica and Justin made the controversial decision to leave LA and stay at their Montana home when the county went into lockdown.
His new controversy comes just months after he made an emotional apology to wife Jessica after he was caught holding hands with his co-star Alisha Wainwright.
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The married singer-turned-actor, 38, said he'd made a "strong lapse in judgement" when he got cozy with Shadowhunters star Alisha during a boozy night out in November 2019.
The ex-NSYNC star, who is filming new movie Palmer with Alisha, made a grovelling apology in which he said it was "important to address recent rumors that are hurting the people I love".
"A few weeks ago I displayed a strong lapse in judgment — but let me be clear — nothing happened between me and my costar," he wrote.
"I drank way too much that night and I regret my behavior. I should have known better."
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