Harry Styles is shooting a top secret music video in London as he prepares to release his third album
HARRY Styles is shooting a top secret music video in London.
The Sun can exclusively reveal Harry started work on the visual piece which will accompany the first single from his third album today.
The former One Direction star has flown into London to work on the visuals for the single and will spend the next two days working on the video.
A music source said: “Harry is shooting a music video in the capital over the next few days.
“The shoot is top secret and information is only being disseminated on a need-to-know basis.
“It was scheduled for three days and what they’re planning is pretty ambitious.
“Harry is using a tried and tested formula too, as he has enlisted the brains behind his Watermelon Sugar video to shoot it.
“Bradley and Pablo, who are directors from Los Angeles, have come up with an amazing concept just like they did last time.
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“Harry’s fans absolutely loved that and the whole team working on the shoot are convinced this video will be just as successful.”
Harry landed in the UK from the US last month with his girlfriend Olivia Wilde and the pair have managed to go completely incognito.
They arrived in London at the start of the week and enjoyed a low key birthday dinner for Harry, who celebrated his 28th birthday on Tuesday, at St John’s Bread and Wine near Spitalfields Market.
Along with Olivia, Harry was joined by his long time stylist Harry Lambert and one of his closest pals Molly Hawkins, who also works as his creative director.
The Sun first revealed last September how Harry’s next record, three years after Fine Line, was imminent.
A source said at the time: “Harry started working on the album in early 2020 and had a few writing sessions under his belt before the pandemic really took hold.
“As a result plans were put on ice but most of the record ended up being recorded in the UK.
“Harry is really excited about the album.”
Fine Line narrowly missed out on a UK No1 album chart place like his self-titled debut in 2017, and peaked at No2 as he was beaten by Stormzy.
However, it proved a huge success as it spent a whopping 57 weeks in the Top Ten.
