When Justin Timberlake was arrested for DUI in the Hamptons on June 18, he reportedly told police (according to the arrest report) that he "had one martini and followed his friends to their house."

According to People, a bartender at the American Hotel in Sag Harbor, where Timberlake hung out with friends and had a drink, said it was true: "If he had more drinks, it wasn't here," said another employee. According to the bartender at the American Hotel in Sag Harbor, where he was drinking, it's true: "If he had more drinks, it wasn't here," another employee told the magazine.

Timberlake was arrested for DUI shortly after midnight, Sag Harbor police confirmed. According to his attorney, Ed Burke, Timberlake, a 10-time Grammy Award winner, was charged with two other violations. He also refused to submit to a sobriety test, attorney Burke said. Timberlake was driving a 2025 BMW at the time of his arrest and was "arrested, processed, and held overnight for arraignment in the morning," a statement said. After a court appearance, he was released. [The "Forget Tomorrow World Tour" is scheduled to begin in Vancouver on April 29 and run through December 20 in Kansas City. Timberlake played his first two shows since his arrest this past Friday and Saturday at the United Center in Chicago, and according to Us Weekly, on Friday night, Timberlake addressed the events of the past week, telling the audience "It's been a tough week," and his song " Selfish" was introduced. He continued, " I know I can be hard to love. But you keep loving me," he told Page Six, adding that his fans have stuck by him through "ups and downs and right and left.

The following Saturday night, Timberlake again addressed the crowd, telling fans. I've grown up with you guys. He added, "You guys are such a big, beautiful part of my life, and sometimes I can't find the words to express how grateful I am that you keep running with me."

Timberlake is scheduled to appear in court on July 26, but it appears that his appearance will effectively take place because he will be in Poland that day for his first European leg of the tour. He will perform tomorrow night at Madison Square Garden in New York City and again Wednesday night before heading to Boston.

"Justin is remorseful, embarrassed, and humiliated, but also feels responsible," a source told "Entertainment Tonight," adding that the performer "doesn't think he needs help with alcohol," but rather that the arrest " He added that he sees it as a "big error in judgment.