NSYNC star says 'anything is possible' amid reunion rumours after VMA appearance

18 September 2023 , 14:21

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The heartthrobs reunited at the VMAs last week (Image: Charles Sykes/Invision/AP)

Hitmaking boyband *NSYNC thrilled everybody last week when they reunited for the MTV Video Music Awards, and now they're saying "anything is possible" as rumours heat up that the band could be getting back together properly.

The iconic band left their fanbase gobsmacked when they presented Taylor Swift with an award at the VMAs before Justin Timberlake shared a behind-the-scenes look at him and bandmates Chris Kirkpatrick, Joey Fatone, Lance Bass and JC Chasez recording their first new song in more than 20 years.

The boyband comprises of Chris Kirkpatrick, JC Chasez, Joey Fatone, Lance Bass and Justin Timberlake (Getty Images)

JC and Lance have spoken out since the VMA reunion (GC Images)

The band have been working together on new song Better Place, which will feature in the new movie Trolls Band Together. And now Band members JC Chasez and Lance Bass have teased fans in a huge way after TMZ chatted to the hunks. Catching up with JC at LAX, the heartthrob spoke of how fun it was to get back in the studio with the guys.

But after fans got excited about the band reuniting for the movie, it soon emerged that this would only be a "one-off", leaving fans completely devastated. But now there's another twist, as JC hinted that something more could come to fruition in the future.

When asked about a possible reunion, that could be more long-term and stable than the Better Place track, he said "anything is possible", which will likely leave fans in a total frenzy. Meanwhile, the outlet also spoke to Lance who said if people wanna see the group reunite again for a tour or a full album, then they better start supporting the ongoing writers and actors' strikes.

Taylor Swift seen looking cosy with Matty Healy's mum Denise Welch months ago

The band shot to fame in the 90s (Getty Images for MTV)

Fans seem excited over the prospect of a new album from the boyband, with many taking to Twitter, which is now known as X. One person penned: "All these hints at an NSYNC reunion album or tour got me revisiting the old albums. I still know every single word." Someone else excitedly added: "I cannot explain the excitement I have for this *NSYNC reunion tour! Babyyyy you talking to someone that knew all the songs and all the choreography! I can’t wait!"

The American vocal group and boy band formed by Chris Kirkpatrick in Orlando, Florida, came about in 1995. Known for their hits like Bye Bye Bye, It's Gonna Be Me, and This I Promise You, fans would love to see them reunite properly for a new album or reunion tour.

Mollie Quirk