Justin Timberlake is sorry (as he should be) for those questionable photographs with “Riasing Dion” star Alisha Wainwright two weeks ago.

Her and Timberlake are starring together on an upcoming film titled, “Palmer.”

In the pictures, Wainwright’s hand is seen on Timberlake’s knee, which personally is not that big of a deal.

In my opinion, the photograph of her hand on his thigh and them holding each other’s hands, is where the line of respect for his wife.

Justin later issued an apology on his Instagram about the picture.

“A few weeks ago I displayed a strong lapse in judgment — but let me be clear — nothing happened between me and my costar. I drank way too much that night and I regret my behavior. I should have known better, ” Timberlake said in the post. “I apologize to my amazing wife and family for putting them through such an embarrassing situation, and I am focused on being the best husband and father I can be.”

On one hand, drinking is somewhat of an excuse for inappropriate psychical contact but then again it’s not. For me, an apology wouldn’t be enough. The fact that these pictures exist at all would infuriate me.

Now I’m not saying that men and women cannot just be friends, but once your in a committed relationship (especially when your married to another person) and in this case it is a heterosexual marriage, you have to proceed with caution with your relationships with the other sex. I mean think about it, is it really that hard to be faithful?

Now apparently, Jessica Biel has forgiven him and they will be staying together. Better her than me. I have no tolerance for cheating or my partner embarrassing me.

Just know Jessica: for the rest of your marriage you are gonna have to deal with snide comments from the internet. Dirty looks from people when either one of you go out in public. I wouldn’t be able to handle that. My feelings are not to be played with.

Gentlemen, take a note from Justin Timberlake. The only women you should be touching are your wife or girlfriend. Also, whatever you do in the dark will come into the light eventually.