-I loved having you and your family over the summer.
We spent Memorial Day together. -Oh, it was so good.
-And, whoa, man, the cutest baby.
Oh, my gosh. -Mine? What about yours?
-No, but I was just rolled up.
He came over. He's, like, what, 2 years old?
-Yeah.
-He wears the coolest out-- Where do you get his clothes?
He's dressed like he's going to a club or something.
He's the coolest kid.
I felt, like, intimidated to hang out with him.
Like, "What's up, Silas? How are you doing, man?"
-I feel a little intimidated by him, too.
I mean, it's kind of like a mini Justin, you know?
-It's his style.
[ Cheers and applause ]
He's got like a daddy swagger.
You know what I mean? -Yeah.
Things match, and he looks cool, and he's on the list.
He's just a cool -- -He's on the list.
-Yeah, he's totally on the list, man.
-I'm definitely not on the list. He, for sure, is on the list.
-My kids are, like, whining and crying.
You were pretzel mom.
You saved them because we went biking.
We went biking around. -Yes, we did.
-And my kids kept yelling for a snack.
My 2 1/2-year-old was like, "Snack, snack."
I didn't bring any snacks.
I don't know where we were gonna -- I don't know, snack.
"Snack." And then you had pretzels, and you saved them.
-Yeah, I would ring my bell,
and I would circle back around on my bike,
and I would have a handful,
and I would just drop it in Franny's hand.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-She loves you forever.
-That is mom style.
I do not leave the house --
I don't care if it's a bike, a scooter,
or one of the 400 cool toys that you have at your house,
which I'm dying to own, myself. -Really?
-I'm going to have pretzels, veggie sticks,
apple, cheese -- string cheese.
I'm going to have supplies.
-Yeah, I didn't know you had that when we left the house.
I'm like, "Oh, cool. I'm glad you brought something.
That was fun."
-You will always have snacks
if you're rolling with me, I promise.
-Because then we ended up going bro biking,
me and your husband, Justin.
-That's right. You guys bro biked. Yup.
-We went bro biking. -That's true.
-And you were the director, the cinematographer of that.
-That's true. That's true.
-Her husband is Justin Timberlake.
-Yeah.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-And we went on a tandem bike.
We went bro biking, and Justin was driving.
I was in the back. -Yup.
-We were just cruising around.
-Yeah, as bros do. -As bros do.
We went bro biking on a tandem bike,
and so we thought it would be funny if you filmed us,
just going by the screen and then going back the other way.
-And ringing. Ring, ring! -And then ring the bell.
And then, what was -- We were doing it.
And then one time, Justin said something like,
"You got to ring the bell." Or "don't ring the bell.
Are you gonna?" And I go, "Oh, don't."
And then, we go by, and we didn't ring the bell.
But then when we watched it back,
we saw that you could hear Justin directing me.
-Yeah, yeah.
-Yelling at me.
And so I go, "Do you mind doing it again?"
And you're like, "You got to be kidding me, you guys."
-Yeah. We did it again. We definitely did take two.
-[ Laughs ] The whole day, we did that.
-With a perfect -- -Nothing moved.
-Perfect screen, everything right,
borders had to be perfect for the two of you.
-And it was great. It was so --
-This is my life.
[ Laughter ]
Perfection. -Perfection. We were so excited.
Then we broke into a house. Do you remember that?
-Yeah, we did.
[ Laughter ]
This was, like, the best weekend ever.
-We went up to this house.
It said, open house or something like that.
-Yes. And Nancy and I were hoping
to go in and check it out, and so we dragged you guys.
-Justin and I came late because we were bro biking.
-Oh, that's right. You were bro biking in circles.
-We were three minutes later than you guys.
We go in, and we look for your bikes.
We didn't see your bikes anywhere.
So we were, like, uh, we didn't know what was happening.
So, we just pulled our tandem bike over, and we got out.
We were looking for you guys, and there was no one.
Your bikes were around the house.
-Right.
-And then we saw you guys were in the house.
-Right.
-But you weren't supposed to be in the house.
-That's right. [ Laughter ]
Because we checked -- We basically checked every door
on the ground level to see if we could get in,
and one was left open.
-There was no real-estate agent there.
-Nobody was there. -Nope. We stayed for a while.
-We did. We looked at every room.
[ Laughter ]
-We went down in the basement. -In the basement.
-There was a -- We were like, "Cool screening room."
-Into the pool room, the pool house, too.
-The pool house, we went to the pool house.
We broke into everywhere.
I don't know why we did it, but it was so fun.
-It was so much fun.
-It was a decent house. -It was a nice house.
-Yeah, it was not bad. -Maybe not my style.
-Not my style, either. Yeah, exactly.
I can appreciate the architecture.
-I'm happy that it exists, and good luck to whoever owns it.
-And I hope somebody gets it.
For a good deal.