Harry Styles give fan relationship advice at 4 am in the morning

After the absence of nearly two years, singer Harry Styles has returned to social media and he even gave relationship advice to a fan on Twitter at 4 am. The twitter user, Tisha who is also a fan of the 25-year-old singer was delighted with getting a personal message from him. Tisha later posted a screenshot on October 15 saying she could not fall back asleep after talking to Styles who gave her advice. 

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This isn't the first time

This is also not the first time that the former member of the band One Direction took to social media to give life advice. Earlier a fan had tweeted saying that their therapy session could wait, however, the HS2 and the tour could not, to which Styles replied his fan saying it is important to attend therapy. The singer also further said that he'd “wait for his fan”. 

Similarly, Tisha had also tagged Styles asking about a boy she has feelings for nearly seven years because she is too scared to admit in front of her crush. Tisha had also asked for a sign from Styles to go ahead and hit send on the message she had drafted to confess her feelings.

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'Lights Up'

Harry Styles recently released the official music video for “Lights Up”, his first single in more than two years on October 10. Fans from around the world have been questioning the reason behind the music video and his late comeback. In a recent interview with an international media channel, the singer revealed that his new pieces will be all about sex and feeling sad, which is properly evident in his latest music video which shows Styles riding at the back of a motorcycle on the beachside and joining a crowd. While Styles’ 2017 solo debut album had a 1970s vibe, the soulful “Lights Up” signals a new, R&B-driven direction. 

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(With inputs from agencies)