Harry Styles shares his lockdown routine and reveals whether there’ll be a One Direction reunion over Zoom
Harry Styles visits SiriusXM Studios on March 02, 2020. (Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images)
Harry Styles is on lockdown in Los Angeles, California and has admitted he’s feeling anxious about the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Styles was in LA when Donald Trump banned travel between the US and Europe, meaning the star is trapped in the States until further notice.
In a pair of new interview he explained that his routine more than two weeks into isolation is one of exercise, writing and dutifully keeping in touch with his loved ones.
But not, it appears, his One Direction bandmates.
Harry Styles says there will be no One Direction reunion over Zoom any time soon.
The 26-year-old was asked whether he might stage a reunion performance over a Zoom call with his former bandmates, while chatting to SiriusXM.
“I don’t know if that’s the reunion that we’ve had in mind,” he said.
“I don’t know if that’s how, if that would be the way to do it but I’ll have a quick whip-round.”
Harry Styles attends The 2019 Met Gala Celebrating Camp: Notes on Fashion at Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 6, 2019 in New York City. (Theo Wargo/WireImage)
In a separate chat with BBC Radio 2’s Dermot O’Leary, he walked fans through his new normal.
As if we couldn’t swoon over the star anymore, he said that he calls his mother every day.
“We’re speaking pretty much every day,” he said.
“Me, her and my sister get on like a big group, FaceTime and so I check in with my family in the morning and then it’s been quite nice actually.”
He explained that he’s quarantining with a few pals, something that he is very grateful for.
“I think this is my day 17,” he said.
I’m trying to have some sort of routine, so I kind of get up and do some sort of exercise, and then I’ll do some writing, and then record a little bit, do some reading, go for a walk and then just kind of, we all eat together and stuff.
“And everyone is working from home so they all have work-time to themselves and stuff, and then we kind of come together in the evening.”
He added: “To be someone who can work from home is helpful but it’s a very strange sort of time because we’re not coming out of it yet and not yet in a place where we can go: ‘Wow wasn’t that crazy?’.
“We’re still going through it so I’m feeling a bit anxious.”
Honestly, same, Harry, same.
