Yahoo Finance Lance Bass Celebrates Easter with Husband Michael Turchin and Twin Kids Alexander and Violet
"Hoppy Easter from our fam to yours!!" he wrote
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Michael Turchin (left), Lance Bass and their twins, son Alexander James and daughter Violet Betty.Lance Bass is celebrating Easter in style.
On Sunday the *NSYNC alum, 44, share photos to Instagram from his colorful holiday celebrations with his husband Michael Turchin and their twins, son Alexander James and daughter Violet Betty.
"Hoppy Easter from our fam to yours!! 🐰," he wrote.
His post led with a photo of he and Turchin as they sat with their kids on their laps, each posing in colorful "egg hunting squad" pajamas as they looked through their Easter baskets. Turchin, 37, wore a pink hoodie and green sweatpants, while Bass coordinated in pastels (specifically purple sweatpants, a blue sweatshirt and pint hair).
Their baskets were packed with gifts including activities books and candy.
They also got balloons, which both seemed to love. Bass' post included pictures of Alexander James and Violet Betty holding the inflatables, which included characters from Peppa Pig and Paw Patrol.
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Alexander JamesRelated: All About Lance Bass' 2 Kids
The couple, who got married in 2014, welcomed their kids via surrogate in October 2021. They announced the news on Instagram on Oct. 14, 2021, in a sweet Instagram post that included pictures of their twins' birth certificates and stamps of their footprints.
"The baby dragons have arrived!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️" Bass wrote in the caption. "I can not express how much love I feel right now. Thank you for all the kind wishes. It meant a lot. Now, how do you change a diaper??! Ahhhhhhhh!"
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Violet Betty and Michael TurchinBefore the announcement, the couple revealed to PEOPLE the exciting baby news, adding how they experienced surrogacy attempts, failed IVF treatments and a miscarriage.
"We always knew we wanted at least two kids," Bass said at the time. "It would be nice to have a boy and a girl just to feel the experiences of raising both or whatever they end up being. I think it's just amazing that science has gotten this far where we can make the healthiest human beings ever. And I hope in our lifetime, we'll be able to see the whole world be able to do this."
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