Ashhar Alam/New Delhi
British singer Harry Styles has opened up about a surprising and emotional moment from his past, revealing that he once laughed during his grandmother’s funeral, a memory he still finds emotionally complicated. The singer shared the anecdote during a recent appearance on internet personality Brittany Broski’s show, where he spoke about music, creativity, and life experiences that inspire his songwriting.
During the conversation, Styles joked about unconventional places that could serve as creative inspiration, including crematoriums. This led him to recall his grandmother’s funeral service, where a moment of unexpected humor overtook him. He explained that as the funeral bell rang, it played a tune reminiscent of a famous Beatles melody, which triggered an uncontrollable laugh.
Reflecting on the moment, Styles admitted that the reaction felt awkward but natural at the time, adding that such emotional contrasts often stay with people long after the event. He further joked about how his mind began drifting toward other unusual song ideas connected to somber settings, before moving on from the thought.
Apart from sharing personal memories, Styles also spoke about his upcoming album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, scheduled for release on March 6. He described the album as a reflection of living life with balance combining passion, work, and moments of relaxation and enjoyment. According to him, the project represents his personal outlook on embracing love while still making time for fun and self-expression.
The singer is also preparing for his upcoming Together, Together residency tour, which will begin in Amsterdam in May. The tour will include major global cities such as London, São Paulo, Mexico City, New York, Melbourne, and Sydney. His performances at Madison Square Garden will mark his only shows scheduled in the United States during this tour.
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