The Popular American singer, songwriter, actor, and record producer Justin Timberlake and American actress and model Jessica Biel Timberlake were secretive about their youngest born son Phineas until they appeared in The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Monday. Do you think the name of their son holds a special meaning? Well, to know more about their son you must go with this article till the end.
Justin Randall Timberlake and his wife Jessica Biel Timberlake were together since 2007 and tied their knots in 2012. The couple welcomed their first son in 2015 and the second son in 2020. The couple remained secretive about their second-born baby until now and finally announces their baby Phineas. In fact, Justin states that he’s very awesome and cute during his virtual appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
What Does The Name Phineas Mean?
Basically, Phineas is a name used for boys and is of Hebrew origin. Possibly from the Hebrew name Pinchas, meaning “oracle”.
Does this name come from the animated series Phineas and Ferb? Well, yes. According to the Urban Dictionary, Phineas refers to a kid who has a triangle head and It is one of the top 10 mysteries of the world how he is able to put his shirt on. However, Justin Timberlake’s youngest son should not be mistaken as a triangle head boy.
Who Is Justin Timberlake And Jessica Biel’s Youngest Son?
Well, Phineas is Justin Timberlake’s second-born son as reported by People.com. Phineas was born in July 2020 which makes him a six-month-old boy however the exact date of birth is not yet revealed.
.@JTimberlake told me the name of his new baby! Don’t miss the full interview on my show tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/grBQ9sls0S
— Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) January 18, 2021
Moreover, Justin and Jessica also had a son in April 2015 named Silas Randall Timberlake. The elder son seems to be happy about getting a little brother as his sibling. He is just like his dad in many ways and also enjoys golfing with his father. Furthermore, he is also active in tennis and many other games.
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