Justin Timberlake and Tiger Woods Plan To Open New Bar in Scotland

Friday, 5 July 2024
Justin Timberlake isn't letting his drunk driving arrest get in the way of his business aspirations ... He's reportedly opening a new saloon in Scotland with Tiger Woods! According to Billboard ... Justin and Tiger – who's also had a past DUI…

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News video: Justin Timberlake is Set to Open Luxury Sports Bar with a Golf Legend

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In a surprising turn of events, Justin Timberlake has announced plans to open a bar with none other than golf legend Tiger Woods. This comes shortly after Timberlake's highly publicized arrest for driving while intoxicated. The incident garnered widespread attention, with the mugshot and other...

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