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Singer Justin Timberlake has been arrested over allegations of driving while intoxicated in the Hamptons, police said.
The Cry Me A River star was arrested in the early hours of the morning in the wealthy village of Sag Harbor in New York, Sag Harbor Village Police Department told the PA news agency.
A spokesperson confirmed he had been arrested for driving while intoxicated (DWI).
The department is expected to release a formal statement later on Tuesday.
Timberlake is due to perform two shows in Chicago this week before two shows at Madison Square Garden in New York next week.
He is also expected to travel to cities including Boston, Baltimore, and Cleveland for The Forget Tomorrow World Tour.
The European leg, which begins in Krakow, Poland on July 26, includes performances in Birmingham, Manchester and two dates at The O2 in London this August.
The Grammy-winner, who first found fame as a member of boy band NSYNC, released his latest solo album, Everything I Thought It Was, in March.
Timberlake’s representatives have been approached for comment.
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