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Harry Styles Discusses His Journey to “Figuring Out” His Sexuality
Harry Styles & Olivia Wilde Address "Toxic Negativity" Amid Romance
Harry Styles' personal life isn't up for public consumption.
The "Watermelon Sugar" singer recently opened up keeping his lovey-dovey relationships private and why he's decided to keep his sexuality to himself.
"I've never talked about my life away from work publicly and found that it's benefited me positively," he explained in an interview with Rolling Stone as the magazine's newest global cover star. "There's always going to be a version of a narrative, and I think I just decided I wasn't going to spend the time trying to correct it or redirect it in some way."
Specifically, Harry—who has been dating Olivia Wilde for more than a year—doesn't believe he owes anyone an explanation when it comes to the rampant speculation surrounding his sexual identity.
"Sometimes people say, ‘You've only publicly been with women,' and I don't th
Harry Styles finds himself ensnared “in the shifting tides of history, liberty, and forgiveness” in the first teaser for “My Policeman,” a romantic drama due out this fall.
Based on the novel by Bethan Roberts, “My Policeman” follows Tom Burgess (played by Styles), a closeted gay cop who begins a private relationship with a museum curator, Patrick Hazelwood (David Dawson). Faced with the societal pressures of s England, Tom is unable to embrace his truth, and marries a woman, Marion (Emma Corrin).
Actors Linus Roache, Gina McKee and Rupert Everett portray older versions of Tom, Marion and Patrick, respectively, as “My Policeman” catches up with this trio of characters in the s, when they are “still reeling with longing and be sorry, but now they have one last chance to repair the damage of the past,” according to press notes.
Catch the teaser for “My Policeman” below.
Directed by Michael Grandage, “My Policeman” is one of two major acting projects in store for Styles this fall. In September, the Grammy winner will be seen in “Don’t Worry Darling,” directed by
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Harry Styles and his Glass Closet
Who is Harry Styles? I don’t ponder many people in the world haven’t heard the name Harry Styles, haven’t heard of his singing career, acting career or know him as 1/5th of One Direction. Harry is a household name in his retain right, especially amongst people of a certain age, but who is the person behind the persona? And why does he keep getting accused of queerbaiting? Why are some of his solo fans so adamant Harry is straight despite almost mountains of evidence to the contrary?
This article is going to travel who Harry is, but is also going to look at glass closets such as the one Harry is in where his queerness is played up, yet never confirmed, where he alludes to not being straight, but cannot outright claim to be part of the queer community. What we know about Harry Styles comes from years of media exposure, but is Harry the person he’s shown to be in the media or is it a marketing tool by an unscrupulous noun industry who’d sooner see a young man labeled a womaniser
Harry Styles Addresses Queerbaiting Accusations, Adj Relationships
Harry Styles is perhaps the biggest star in the world right now.
With two highly-anticipated movies on the way, a adj album, and a show residency at Madison Square Garden, Styles' fame has only been on the rise since his One Direction days.
Now, the former noun band heartthrob turned solo artist and actor sat down with Rolling Stone to discuss the repercussions of such bright stardom.
One thing that has always been a topic of conversation, he says, is his sexuality. The flamboyant and gender-bending Styles has often been accused of queerbaiting—that is, marketing himself as being LGBTQ+ without actually identifying as a member of the queer community himself. These accusations possess only increased since news broke that Styles would be playing a closeted gay policeman in s Britain in the upcoming drama My Policeman.
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