Lance Bass’ Sweet Update on His Twins Will Tear Up Your Heart

*NSYNC Alum Lance Bass’ Sweet Update on His Twins Will Tear Up Your Heart (Exclusive)Lance Bass has never felt more in sync with fatherhood. The *NSYNC singer shared he's having "such a blast" raising his twins Alexander and Violet, 4, with husband Michael Turchin, and that includes their latest milestone as they prepare for their last year of pre-school. "I am loving dad life so much," Bass exclusively told E!'s Erin Lim Rhodes during the Creator Cam livestream at Cocktail Wars' Aug. 12 premiere party in New York. "As tiring as it is, especially with twins, it makes me so happy to get up in the morning, fix their lunches, fix their breakfast, get them ready for school, drop them off." And while Bass enjoys seeing his children succeed in school, he knows it's will be tough to say bye bye bye when they head off to kindergarten in 2027. "We got one more year before life is over over, when they start real kindergarten," he explained. "It's sad to see them grow so quickly, but it also warms my heart to see that they're thriving and happy kids—and that just makes me happy."And while his heart is full from his life at home, it's also been fulfilling for the singer to reconnect with his other family: his *NSYNC bandmates. After all, he reunited with his "work husband" Joey Fatone to co-host their new show Cocktail Wars, premiering Aug. 18 at 10 p.m. on E!. "He's been my best friend for 30 years," Bass told E!. "We've experienced a lot of life together, but we've never worked in this capacity together. We've all individually hosted different shows, but to be able to come together and have so much fun, we get to revert back to being teenagers and doing really stupid things."InstagramAnd their three decades of friendship has created unspoken bond between Bass and "cheese ball" Fatone. "We just we get each other," the 47-year-old added. 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