Justin Timberlake Reveals If He Ever Hooked Up With a Spice Girl and More *NSYNC Secrets

The boy band appear on ‘The Ellen DeGeneres Show' following their Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony.

Apparently Justin Timberlake added a little spice to his life when he was performing with *NSYNC!

The 37-year-old “Man of the Woods” singer has his former *NSYNC bandmates, Lance Bass, JC Chasez, Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick, join him on Tuesday’s episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and agrees to a game of “Never Have I Ever.”

While majority of the game is pretty harmless, with the guys admitting to whether they hooked up with someone on a tour bus and if they ever forgot their song lyrics on stage. They also unanimously agree that they've never hooked up to an *NSYNC song.

When DeGeneres asks the boy band members if they have ever hooked up with a fan, Timberlake protests, saying of his wife, “What’s that even mean though? Jessica [Biel] is a big fan!”

As for whether any of *NSYNC ever hooked up with a Spice Girl, Timberlake was the only one to hint that he had a fling with one of the girl group members by holding up his "I Have" paddle after Ellen encourages him. He later starts to wave it back-and-forth, and the possible reveal certainly gets the audience screaming.

The Spice Girls, who included Victoria Beckham, Geri Halliwell, Emma Bunton, Melanie Brown and Melanie Chisholm, released their debut single, "Wannabe," in 1996, just two years before *NSYNC hit the scene with "I Want You Back."

In 2004, Bunton appeared on The Jonathan Ross Show, and was asked about her reported fling with Timberlake, which apparently happened in 2003.

“We hung out and partied a bit," she said. "He was very sweet.” 

In 2003, Bunton was also snapped wearing a Timberlake concert shirt.

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Timberlake, of course, went on to date pop star Britney Spears and has been married to actress Jessica Biel for five years.

On Monday, *NSYNC reunited to receive their star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Bass gave a touching speech about his fear of coming out while in the group and the support from the LGBT community.

He opened up to ET’s Keltie Knight after the ceremony, saying, “It’s a lot of words that I have been wanting to say my entire career and this was the perfect platform to say it in, and it came from the heart.”

For more from the group, watch the clip below!

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