Justin Timberlake's Mom Had the Sweetest Reaction to Baby Silas

Updated on April 16, 2015 at 5:40 PM

News broke on Saturday that Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel welcomed their first child together, and soon after, JT's mom, Lynn Harless, shared the sweetest reaction. That morning, she wrote on Facebook, "My amazing son and his beautiful wife have given us the most precious gift in the world! Silas Randall Timberlake! Named after my father and my son! Life is beautiful and we couldn't be happier!" She followed up with another cute post, saying, "My face hurts from smiling so much."

Meanwhile, in a recent interview with People, Lynn talked about the family's new addition and her second job. Of her grandson, she said, "I became Grammy to Silas Randall Timberlake! I plan on being healthy, happy, and looking good for all of our new adventures." She explained that her second job selling skin care products will allow her "plenty of time to spoil [her] new grandson!" Take a look at all the times Justin already looked like the sweetest dad, then check out JT's sweet shout-out to Jessica Biel at the iHeartRadio Awards, which came just before the couple welcomed their son.

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