Harry Styles - Falling

The Fine Line singer appeared on Howard Stern's Sirius XM radio show on Monday morning, where he opened up about his music, his rumored collab with Adele, One Direction and much more. Styles even gave a shout-out to ex-girlfriend Taylor Swift during the interview. The 26-year-old also addressed his recent robbery, which occurred in London on Valentine's Day.



The Metropolitan Police told E! News earlier this month that they're investigating reports of a knife point robbery in Spaniards Road, Hampstead.

"Officers were contacted on Saturday, 15 February regarding the incident which happened at 23.50hrs on Friday, 14 February," the police shared. "It was reported that a man in his 20s was approached by another man and threatened him with a knife. The victim was not injured however, cash was taken from him."

Following the scary incident, Styles assured fans that he's doing "OK," as he continued to make public appearances.

Now, Styles is talking more about the robbery and spilling more personal details. Let's take a look at all of the bombshells in Styles' interview with Stern:



On Adele Collaboration Rumors: When asked if he's working on something with Adele after being spotted on vacation together, Styles denied the speculation. "I feel like that's just any time two musicians hang out," Styles said. "Either they're dating or they're recording together."

Dating: "It's always kind of a balance thing, because you want to date normally but then, you also want to protect it so it can be normal," Harry shared. "I think a big part of it is like, you wanna be able to spend enough time with each other where you can get to know each other before you have to deal with the extra stuff."

Styles notes that he's not on any dating apps.

Marriage: When asked about the idea of marriage, Styles said, "I'd like to be. It's definitely what I would like to do."

On Zayn Malik Leaving One Direction: "I don't know if I could say it's something he shouldn't have done. I just didn't feel that way. So, it's hard for me to condemn it, 'cause I don't. Especially in hindsight looking at it now, the last thing that I would've wanted is for him to have stayed there if he didn't want to be there."

Taylor Swift: When asked about people writing songs about him, Styles said, "I think it's like flattering, even if the song isn't that flattering, you still spent time on it and ultimately, using Taylor as an example, she's a great songwriter. So, at least they're good songs."

Harry Styles is on quite a tear as of late: His new album Fine Line has been well-received, and he’ll kick off his Love On Tour world tour next month in his native England. So why not, you might think to yourself if you were Harry Styles, attempt a flawless live cover on The Howard Stern Show this week? In keeping with his current winning streak, he pulls off his own version of “Sledgehammer” from Peter Gabriel’s 1986 solo album So.



It’s honestly one of those covers that’s spot-on enough to make you wonder what the point of it is in the first place. Uproxx reports that Styles is a huge fan of the song, telling Howard Stern that it’s one of the “best-mixed songs” ever. (Uproxx adds that part of Styles’ new album was even recorded in Gabriel’s Real World Studio in the U.K.)