Justin Timberlake Makes First Public Remark On DWI Arrest At Chicago Live performance

Justin Timberlake opened up about his DWI arrest throughout his Friday evening live performance in Illinois, emotionally telling the group he had “a troublesome week.”

The singer/actor hit the stage at Chicago’s United Heart for his first efficiency of his ‘Overlook Tomorrow’ world tour since he was busted final week for DWI in New York.

Try the video … Justin was standing on the mic with an acoustic guitar strapped round his physique because the viewers cheered.

With a smile, Justin addressed the elephant within the room … saying, “We’ve been collectively via ups and downs and lefts and rights, and it’s been a troublesome week, however you’re right here, and I’m right here and nothing can change this second proper now.”

He added, “I do know typically I’m exhausting to like, however you retain on loving me and I really like you proper again, thanks a lot.”

All through his transferring speech, JT’s followers wildly clapped and shouted in help whereas, at one level, the entertainer bowed to them.

As we reported … JT was arrested early Tuesday morning in Sag Harbor after police noticed him blowing a cease signal and swerving between lanes whereas he was behind the wheel of a BMW UT.

In response to court docket paperwork … JT advised police that he had just one cocktail at The American Lodge on the town, however he nonetheless reeked of alcohol and exhibited different indicators of being drunk, akin to slowed speech.

Cops mentioned JT failed a discipline sobriety check and refused to take a breathalyzer. JT additionally posed for a glassy-eyed mug shot, which was publicly launched and unfold like wildfire all over the world on the Web.

In court docket, JT pleaded not responsible to the DWI cost and was launched with out bail. His protection legal professional, Edward Burke Jr., issued a press release … “[We] stay up for vigorously defending Mr. Timberlake towards these allegations. He can have rather a lot to say on the applicable time.”