Jessica Biel debuted her post-baby figure a couple of weeks ago, now Justin Timberlake's wife is offering her support for the two young daughters of producer Gordon Gray who are suffering from the rare Batten disease.

Gordon Gray, who produced "The Rookie" and "Million Dollar Arm," and his wife Kristen Kaiser, have launched a campaign on social media to raise awareness for the diseases which afflicted their daughters, Charlotte, 4, and Gwenyth, 3.

The disease has no cure, and children afflicted with the ailment are not expected to live beyond 12 years old.

"Channing Tatum shared the inspirational story with his 17 million followers on Facebook and has already garnered 9,000 likes," said The Wrap. "Jessica Biel, Jessica Alba, Jennifer Garner, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Kate Walsh, Mark Wahlberg, Jeremy Renner and Gwyneth Paltrow have also all pledged their support on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter using the hashtag #CureBatten."

On May 30, "Total Recall" actress Jessica Biel was snapped with a female friend at the Sunset Gower Studios in Hollywood on Saturday, and showing her post-baby body on a "chic black and white printed jumpsuit, complete with a plunging V-shaped neckline and fitted waistline," said Daily Mail.

While Jessica Biel is working to get down to her target post-baby weight, her husband Justin Timberlake hosted a golfing event for Tequila to raise funds for charity at Lakeside Golf Club in Los Angeles on June 6th.

Justin Timberlake, who boasts of a 6-handicap, has always been very vocal about his love for golf. He was also the one who introduced the game to wife Jessica Biel.

In an inteview with Golf.com, he said, "There aren't many places I can go where I don't feel like I'm being watched. But the golf course is one of them. It's my refuge. It's where I get a chance to be alone in the world."

"When I think of golf, my first thoughts always go back to my stepdad. He was the one who introduced me to the game," Jessica Biel's husband recounted.

"We still play together a lot today, and we usually end up riding in the same cart and challenging the other cart to a match. But if I'm playing against him, it's no holds barred. There's no let up. We're both grown men. I can accept losing and I know that he can take an ass-whupping. He takes enough of them from my mother at home."