The singer, guest of the last episode of Late Late Show by James Corden, mentioned the group which made it known, specifying that it was not opposed to a reformation.
Guest Thursday of the last episode of the Late Late Show by James Corden, Harry Styles briefly discussed the possibility of a reformation of the group One Direction, which made him famous during the 2010s.
“Yes or no, will One Direction ever reform? Is that going to happen?” James Corden asked him. “I’m afraid that’s a question that can’t be answered with a yes or a no,” retorted Harry Styles.
“I think you should never say never, especially to that. If at some point we want to do it, I don’t see why we should deprive ourselves of it”, then continued the singer, who launched into a successful solo career.
Convincing first steps in cinema
Harry Styles has already released three albums since the end of One Direction. The last, Harry’s Housereceived three awards at the last Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album.
The singer also became an actor, taking convincing first steps in Dunkirk, by Christopher Nolan. Since he was seen in 2021 in a Marvel studio film, The Eternals.
He also turned to auteur cinema and landed important roles last year in Don’t Worry Darling by Olivia Wilde and My Policemаnwith Emma Corrin.
