Harry Styles has given his fans a bit of a warning for those who are planning to watch his upcoming movies.
The 28-year-old singer-turned-actor admitted that his latest films may be hard to see with parents since they contain sensual moments.
Harry Styles told Roman Kemp on Capital FM radio on Friday that he should probably avoid seeing his movies "Don't Worry Darling" and "My Policeman" with his mum Shirlie because of the steamy, filthy moments.
When questioned if he could "safely watch" them, the "Watermelon Sugar" singer said, "I don't know if you can watch either with your parents."
The British superstar then lovingly assured that he will soon appear in another film that he could see with his mother.
After Roman heard reports that a deflated netball was used, Harry Styles was questioned how they replicated the intercourse scenes.
However, the Cheshire native added that he had no expertise with netball and that it would depend on who they were working with and what the circumstances required.
"All I can say from my own experience is that I was fortunate to have a very trusting relationship with the people we were working with, which came first."
The former One Direction member claimed that he and his partners discussed everything upfront and that they knew they could trust each other completely. They also talk about limits, and how if one of them feels uncomfortable, they will instantly stop.
"We can stop whenever and all that kind of stuff. I'd never done that before on camera, at least I don't think!"
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'As It Was' Music Video by Harry Styles
Harry Styles, the Grammy Award-winning vocalist, has returned with a new song, "As It Was."
On Friday, UK time, he released his song and a new music video.
The synth-pop tune with a trace of sorrow is the debut single from his long-awaited album, "Harry's House," which is set to be released on May 20.
Tanu Muino directed the animated music video. Harry may be seen in the video sporting a sparkly red costume while showing his flicks on a turntable with a female co-star.
"Harry's House" is the singer's third solo studio album for Columbia Records, after his smash hit "Fine Line."
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