Justin Timberlake is expected to enter a plea to a driving while intoxicated charge related to his June arrest in Sag Harbor, N.Y., according to the Suffolk County district attorney鈥檚 office.
Timberlake will appear at a hearing this Friday, marking the singer鈥檚 first return to the Hamptons enclave since his arrest. The singer pleaded not guilty to the charge last month, through a virtual court appearance, where the judge suspended his license.
Timberlake will plead to a lesser charge, according to the Associated Press. Prosecutors would not comment further on the details of the plea deal.
CNN has reached out to Timberlake鈥檚 publicist. His attorney, Edward Burke, declined to comment.
At the time of his arrest in June, police said Timberlake, 43, was observed driving a 2025 BMW 鈥渋n an intoxicated condition.鈥
He allegedly failed to stop at a stop sign and also failed to maintain in his lane of travel, according to a statement from Sag Harbor Police. He was described by an officer as 鈥渦nable to divide attention鈥 and performing poorly on 鈥渟tandardized field sobriety tests.鈥
Timberlake told police he 鈥渉ad one martini and I followed my friends home,鈥 according to court records.
At a hearing in late July, Timberlake鈥檚 attorney disputed that the performer was intoxicated, arguing he should not have been arrested.
鈥淭he police made a number of very significant errors in this case,鈥 Burke said at the time.
Timberlake has been performing on tour for much of the summer, promoting his most recent album, 鈥淓verything I Thought It Was.鈥