Lance Bass Lights Up Egyptian Pyramids With NSYNC Nostalgia at Star-Studded Wedding
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The illustrious Pyramids of Egypt witnessed an extraordinary moment as the former NSYNC star delivers an unforgettable performance at the wedding of Bilt Rewards CEO Ankur Jain and former WWE wrestler Erika Hammond.

AceShowbiz - In a dazzling blend of ancient wonders and contemporary celebration, the base of the Egyptian Pyramids became the unlikely stage for Lance Bass, the NSYNC alum, who turned a lavish wedding into an impromptu concert. On Friday, April 26, guests at the marriage of Bilt Rewards CEO Ankur Jain and Erika Hammond were treated to a surprise performance of the NSYNC hit "Bye, Bye, Bye" by Bass, marking an unforgettable highlight in what is thought to be the first modern wedding held at the historic site in front of the Sphinx.

The event, attended by 130 guests, encapsulated more than just a nuptial ceremony. It was a luxurious four-day celebration merging the grandeur of ancient Egypt with the spectacle of celebrity representation. Eminent personalities from various sectors, including entertainment, politics, and business such as Robin Thicke, Ryan Serhant, Kevin O'Leary and former Texas Gov. Rick Perry among others, were in attendance, enjoying an array of indulgences from tacos and pizza to a massive fireworks display over the pyramids.

Bass and his husband, Michael Turchin, documented their Egyptian adventure, sharing insight into the striking beauty and enduring mystery of the pyramids and Sphinx on Instagram. Their shared moments included light-hearted jests, like a forced perspective shot pretending to kiss the Sphinx, and reflective appreciation, tagged with humor and affection for the newlyweds, "Why did the Egyptians build the pyramids? To get to the other side. #AnkurAndErika."

Ankur Jain's choice of the wedding venue stemmed from his passion for ancient history and fond memories of his first archaeological dig in Egypt as a teen. The presence of the world-renowned Egyptologist, Dr. Zahi Hawass, who officiated the ceremony, further tied the event to the essence of Egypt's rich historical tapestry. The bride and groom shared their vision of the wedding in an interview, emphasizing the desire for a celebration that marked a new beginning in an environment completely divergent from their New York backdrop.

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