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For the First Time Ever, Harry Styles May Have Just Addressed His Sexuality
Did Harry Styles just officially come out as bi-sexual? The former One Direction frontman belted out the lyrics to his new song, “Medicine,” during a show in Paris and fans are convinced he just addressed his sexuality for the first time ever.
One fan noted on social media Harry was “screaming” the lyrics to the song. He sang, “…The boys and the girls are here, I mess around with them, and I’m okay with it. I’m coming down, I figured out I kinda like it, and when I sleep I’m gonna dream of how you tasted…” Twitter went absolutely wild over what they deemed “a bisexual anthem.”
One person wrote, “Harry f–king Styles really is out here screaming the lyrics ‘The boys and girls are here, I mess around a bit, and I’m okay with it.’ Medicine is a bisexual anthem and we really out here loving a queer man #OneDirectionBestFans.” Another said, “Harry Styles is out there writing bisexual anthems and wearing soft, feminine clothes and breaking gender roles I am proud to be his fan.”
Aside from being a huge supporter of the LGBTQ community and consistently bringing the Pride flag on stage with him during his solo tour, Harry “never felt the need” to label his own sexuality in the past. During an interview with [The Sun](https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/3560582/harry-styles-new-album-therapy-flame-tess-ward-dan-wootton-exclusive/?CMP=Spklr--Editorial--TheSun--ShowbizandTV--FBLink--Statement--TWITTER) in May 2017, he said, “I don’t feel like it’s something I’ve ever felt like I have to explain about myself.”
And he has kept quiet about it as he refused to even confirm the women he’s been rumored to be dating. Between Kendall Jenner, Tess Ward, and most recently, Camile Rowe, his lips were always sealed. As for the men in his love life? That’s an even bigger secret. However, the “Medicine” lyrics sure seem like he slyly tried to give some hints — but in true Harry fashion, he’ll never tell you anything straight up.
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