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Justin Timberlake, accompanied by sons Silas and Phineas and niece Zaya, while attending the Global Down Syndrome Foundation's 19th annual fashion show

Justin Timberlake, accompanied by sons Silas and Phineas and niece Zaya, while attending the Global Down Syndrome Foundation's 19th annual fashion show. (Instagram)

Justin Timberlake recently took over the runway while attending the Global Down Syndrome Foundation's 19th annual fashion show. The event, which was held over the weekend on November 7, had the Grammy-winning artist walk the runway alongside his niece, who has Down syndrome.

Justin Timberlake walks the runway at a charity event with sons and a niece

The fashion show, which was titled 'Be Beautiful Be Yourself,' was held in Denver and was also attended by Timberlake's own kids. In many of the videos from the event shared online, the singer and actor lifted his niece up in his arms and danced around on the runway with her as everyone around them cheered. The two were also accompanied by his sons, Silas, 11, and Phineas, 6, as all four of them smiled at the camera and turned to walk away.Zaya wore a poofy white dress decorated with black bows, while Timberlake, Silas, and Phineas all wore matching all-black suits and ties for the event. Rose Biel and Justin Biel, Zaya’s parents, were also in attendance at the event and took group photos with Timberlake during the red carpet.During the event, Timberlake opened up about how much he loves his niece and how the organization and their cause mean so much to him.

PEOPLE reported on his statement, which read, "Jessica and I adore Zaya, and we couldn’t be prouder of the remarkable difference she is making in the world. Every person with Down syndrome deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential, and that’s why GLOBAL’s work means so much to our family.

” He also shared photos of when he and his niece walked the red carpet together wearing their culture. He wrote in the caption, “We walked my beautiful niece Zaya down the @globaldownsyndrome runway last night. Proud uncle!”Last year, it was Justin’s longtime beau, Jessica, who walked with her niece down the runway for the 18th annual fashion show for the charity organization.

She had also shared a post about the event last year, which read, "That was an unforgettable night at the #BeBeautifulBeYourself fashion show. I’ll never forget walking that runway hand in hand with my niece @lovelyzayab. Huge thanks to the @globaldownsyndrome Foundation for all the incredible work you do.

”On the work front, Justin Timberlake is working on a four-part tell-all docuseries on set for release in December 2026, which features Janet Jackson discussing the 2004 Super Bowl performance and addresses past remarks from Britney Spears.

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