• Harry Styles revealed he lost his virginity to Radiohead’s “Talk Show Host” — specifically, just the intro
• The confession came during his speech honoring Thom Yorke at the Ivor Novello Awards in London
• Styles also credited Radiohead’s “Exit Music (For a Film)” with inspiring him to write “Watermelon Sugar”
• Thom Yorke received the Fellowship of the Ivors Academy; Elton John was named the organization’s first-ever president
• Styles is currently engaged to Zoë Kravitz and on his “Together Together” tour

Harry Styles walked into the Ivor Novello Awards on Thursday night to honor one of his musical heroes — and walked out having told a roomful of the UK’s most celebrated songwriters exactly how fast his first time was.

The 32-year-old former One Direction star made a surprise appearance at the London ceremony to pay tribute to Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke, who was being inducted as a Fellow of the Ivors Academy. The speech was warm, genuinely moving, and then — suddenly — very, very funny.

“I lost my virginity to ‘Talk Show Host,'” Styles told the crowd, referencing the band’s brooding 1996 track. He paused for the laughter, then delivered the real punchline: “I lost my virginity to the intro of ‘Talk Show Host.'”

The room erupted. For anyone unfamiliar with the song, the intro clocks in at roughly ten seconds before the first lyric lands.

It was a perfectly timed bit of self-deprecating humor nestled inside what was otherwise a genuinely heartfelt tribute. Styles spoke about first encountering Radiohead as a kid, overhearing his older sister’s CDs drifting down the stairs while he sat doing homework. “Thank you to my uncle Michael for burning her numerous CDs, as he tried to convince her of what he referred to as some of ‘the weirdest stuff,'” he said. “I found them again at parties. In treasured moments alone.”

He described Yorke’s music as “a religious experience” — “religious in the sense that the understanding seems to go both ways. I always felt I could uniquely understand the writer of these songs, and at last, someone was capturing what it feels like at times to be human.” He called Yorke “that alien, that prowling ghost, that angry prophet.”

And then, in a moment that landed differently than the virginity joke, Styles admitted just how nerve-wracking the whole thing was. “It’s always nerve-wracking stepping onto a stage, but to know that a man I’ve spent so much of my life listening to is now listening to me talk to you about him is a truly terrifying honor.” Meeting Yorke for the first time, he said, felt like “a small kindness extended to you by a hero could be enough to release you.” He paused. “The wizard was also a human.”

From “Exit Music” to “Watermelon Sugar”

Styles also dropped a genuinely surprising piece of musical lore: Radiohead’s 1997 track “Exit Music (For a Film)” directly inspired him to write “Watermelon Sugar” — a song he has previously described as being about the female orgasm. “Imagine that,” he said, “a world without that song.” The crowd apparently needed a moment with that one.

He also revealed that watching Radiohead perform in Berlin last year gave him the push he needed to go back on tour — which means Styles’ current “Together Together” tour exists, at least in part, because of Thom Yorke.

“I cannot overstate how his work has influenced my belief in the purpose of the arts in our world today,” Styles said. “And I cannot overstate how much his work continues to influence me.”

A Big Night at the Ivors

The ceremony — described by Variety as “a hot mess of a show” (Elton John apparently accidentally spoiled Styles’ surprise appearance earlier in the evening) — was stacked with honorees. Yorke’s Fellowship was the emotional centerpiece, and he accepted with what was described as a searing speech about the music industry before performing an acoustic version of “Jigsaw” from In Rainbows and a new, unreleased track reportedly called “Space Walk.”

The late George Michael was also honored as an Ivors Fellow. Elton John was named the Ivors Academy’s first-ever president. Rosalía took International Songwriter of the Year. CMAT’s Euro-Country won Best Album. Lola Young’s “Messy” won Most Performed Work, Lily Allen was recognized for Outstanding Song Collection, Calvin Harris took home the Music Icon Award, and Sam Fender was named Songwriter of the Year.

Life Is Good for Harry Right Now

Styles’ easy charm on stage Thursday night fits the moment he’s in. He and fiancée Zoë Kravitz got engaged in April, with a source telling Page Six that Styles “is completely smitten” and “would jump off a cliff for” the Big Little Lies actress. Kravitz, 37, was spotted wearing her engagement ring at the opening night of the “Together Together” tour in Amsterdam last month.

The couple, who were first romantically linked in August 2025 after being spotted together in Rome — and photographed in a very enthusiastic PDA moment in Italy the following month — are reportedly considering a small, intimate UK wedding around Christmastime, surrounded by just family and close friends.

It’s a long way from a teenage bedroom and a ten-second intro. But then, Thom Yorke’s been soundtracking the important moments for Harry Styles for a while now.

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• Zoë Kravitz danced in the VIP section at Harry Styles’ Together, Together tour opener in Amsterdam on May 16
• She was spotted alongside Styles’ longtime friend James Corden and his mom, Anne Twist
• Fans noticed her engagement ring on full display — the couple confirmed engaged in April
• Some fans believe Kravitz’s voice appears in the intro to Styles’ opening number, “Golden”
• The 67-stop global tour supports Styles’ fourth album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally

Zoë Kravitz wasn’t hiding anything in Amsterdam. The actress was front and center — well, VIP section — at the opening night of fiancé Harry Styles’ Together, Together tour at the Johan Cruijff Arena on Saturday, May 16, and her engagement ring was very much along for the ride.

Videos and photos shared by fans on social media show Kravitz, 37, dancing and clapping in the crowd alongside Styles’ longtime friend James Corden, dressed in a black coat, dark sunglasses and a black baseball cap. She eventually ditched the outerwear and rocked out in a cream midi dress with a long black fur coat. Low-key outfit, high-key energy.

She wasn’t the only Styles loyalist in the building. His mom, Anne Twist, was also spotted in the audience — and fan footage captured the two women belting out lyrics and dancing side by side as Styles commanded the stage. It was the kind of scene that makes you feel like you’re watching a family, not just a fan base.

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A Voice in the Intro and a Fan Theory That Won’t Quit

Beyond what fans could see, some are convinced they also heard Kravitz during the show. In the intro to Styles’ opening number, “Golden,” a woman’s voice kicks things off by saying, “Harry, are you coming out tonight? There’s such an amazing party I wanna take you to. The music’s gonna be amazing.” The clip spread fast online, with a vocal portion of the fanbase certain the voice belongs to Kravitz.

Not everyone’s sold. Others have pointed to Carla, a close friend of Styles who inspired the closing track on his album, “Carla’s Song,” as the more likely candidate. The debate is very much ongoing — and honestly, that kind of mystery is exactly the sort of thing that keeps fans obsessively rewatching concert clips at 2 a.m.

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♬ Dancing On My Own – Robyn

The Engagement, the Ring, and the Met Gala Tuck

Kravitz and Styles have been together since the summer of 2025, when they were first spotted walking arm in arm in Rome. The following day, reports surfaced that the two had been seen kissing at Rita’s in London the week prior. Since then, they’ve been photographed together in London, New York City, and Rome — where Kravitz reportedly joined Styles during long stretches of time he spent there late last year.

Engagement rumors ignited in April after Kravitz was photographed wearing a large diamond ring on her left hand in London. A source confirmed to People on April 27 that the two are engaged and have told “a small circle” of people. Entertainment Tonight also confirmed the news, with a source saying, “They’re crazy in love. Harry has wanted to take things to the next level with Zoë for a while, and he sees Zoë as someone he could settle down with.” The couple, per that source, “couldn’t be more excited” — and she “absolutely loves her ring.”

Jewelry expert Laura Taylor weighed in on the stone after photos emerged, noting it appears similar in size to the ring Kravitz wore during her brief prior engagement, but with “a softer and less elongated shape.” “Zoe knows exactly what diamond proportions she loves on her hand,” Taylor said. The ring has been estimated to be worth more than half a million dollars.

Interestingly, Kravitz kept the ring under wraps just weeks ago at the 2026 Met Gala — hiding her left hand throughout the evening. The Amsterdam show was a different story entirely.

A source previously told Page Six that Styles felt “completely smitten” and “would jump off a cliff for her,” while Kravitz is “on cloud nine.” And an insider told Us Weekly in December that Kravitz — known for keeping “an air of mystery and distance” in past relationships — is operating differently with Styles. “She’s spent the past few months traveling with him and is content by his side as he works on his album,” the source said. “She is really enjoying herself and this moment with him.”

What the Together, Together Tour Looks Like From Here

Styles opened Saturday’s show with “Are You Listening Yet?” before working through 19 more songs, drawing from his new album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally as well as his greatest hits. Supporting act Robyn joins him for nine more Amsterdam dates through June 5, before the tour moves to London’s Wembley Stadium for 12 nights with Shania Twain as opener.

The Together, Together residency format — multiple nights in select cities rather than one-night stops across dozens of markets — allows for more elaborate staging and the kind of cumulative crowd energy that builds over a run. For Styles, who has been relatively out of the public eye since his last major tour, Saturday marked a full-on return to the arena stage. The 67-stop run wraps December 13 in Australia.

Styles spoke to Zane Lowe on Apple Music back in March about where his head has been lately. “What are the things I really want in my life?” he said. “If you’re like touring all the time and you’re doing this all the time and all these things, there’s no space to really choose. I think I had a real honest conversation with myself about, OK, in five years, what do I want my life to look like? And then how do I make changes to aim at that?”

Based on the woman dancing in his VIP section with his ring on her finger and his mom by her side, it looks like he’s already figured some of that out.

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• Harry Styles opened his Together, Together tour at Amsterdam’s Johan Cruijff Arena on May 16 with a 21-song, two-hour show
• The residency-style world tour supports his fourth solo album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., and spans only seven cities globally
• Rumored fiancée Zoë Kravitz and his mom Anne Twist were both spotted in the crowd on opening night
• Styles set a new Dutch ticket sales record, moving more than 450,000 tickets for his Amsterdam run alone
• The tour culminates in a historic 30-show run at Madison Square Garden in New York City this fall

Harry Styles is back — and he came to Amsterdam ready to make up for lost time. Three years after his record-smashing Love on Tour wrapped in Italy, the 32-year-old opened his Together, Together world tour at Johan Cruijff Arena on Saturday, May 16, delivering a feverish, joyful, two-hour show to nearly 50,000 fans that made one thing perfectly clear: he hasn’t lost a single step.

Early in the night, Styles issued a challenge to the crowd: “Have as much fun as I’m going to have.” He wasn’t bluffing. Skipping down an enormous trio of illuminated ramps that stretched nearly the length of a football field, he launched into “Are You Listening Yet?” before rolling straight into beloved catalog cuts — “Golden,” “Adore You,” “Watermelon Sugar,” “Music for a Sushi Restaurant” — easing the crowd into the new material with the ease of someone who’s been doing this his whole life. Because, in many ways, he has.

The stage itself was a spectacle: three walkways crisscrossing the entire arena floor, two massive video screens flanking a metallic structure that looked like an inverted ski jump, the whole thing bathed in a Candyland of shifting colors. At certain points during the show, the full band — a core group of 10 musicians swelled by an eight-piece string section — moved their instruments out to the middle walkway, turning the stadium into something closer to a club. That intimate-within-the-massive quality was very much the point.

A New Album, a New Energy

Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. is a different kind of Harry Styles record — more rave-adjacent, more restrained in places, not the instant-phenomenon his previous work has been. But live, those songs expand into something else entirely. “Ready, Steady Go!” turned into a full-on dance breakdown with his band surrounding him. “Pop” and “Dance No More” had the floor bouncing. And a new, swooshy synth instrumental called “Italian Girls” — introduced just before “American Girls” — gave the set a hypnotic mid-show pivot that felt like stepping into a different room at a very good party.

The show opened with a video of Styles walking through a garden and answering a phone call — mirroring the narrative of the new album — before the screens exploded with animated visuals and he appeared, radiant in a red silk satin bomber jacket over black slacks and sneakers. By the end of the first verse of “Are You Listening Yet?”, he was already halfway down one of the walkways, closing the distance between himself and the crowd as fast as he could.

Before the encore, he played what he called “the song we used to end the set with, but now it feels more like a beginning” — “Fine Line” — in a gentle, almost tender version that landed like a deep breath before the dance section kicked back in. He closed the main set with “Carla’s Song” and “Aperture,” then returned for “Matilda,” a soaring “Sign of the Times” with the chorus stretched to epic length, and finally “As It Was” — during which he tore down every single walkway at full sprint, arms wide, before walking slowly off stage as the band vamped on the chorus behind him.

The full 21-song setlist spanned all four of his solo albums, with the new record carrying the heaviest load.

Zoë Kravitz, Anne Twist, and the Crowd That Flew In for This

Styles wasn’t the only one feeling the moment. Rumored fiancée Zoë Kravitz was spotted in the crowd by concertgoers, wearing a cream midi dress, a long black fur coat, a baseball hat and sunglasses — low-key by most standards, conspicuous when you’re at one of the most-watched concerts of the year. Fan videos circulating on X showed her dancing alongside Anne Twist, Styles’ mom, who Harry had shouted out from the stage during the show. The two of them singing along together in the stands was, genuinely, very sweet.

Kravitz and Styles went public with their relationship in August 2025, and engagement rumors started swirling in April after she was photographed wearing a ring. Neither has commented on it publicly. A source previously told Us Weekly that Kravitz is “very supportive” of his career and that her support is “a big part of why their relationship works.”

The crowd itself was a story. Walking around Amsterdam in the days before the show, you were as likely to hear British or American accents as Dutch ones — fans had flown in from across the world for a tour that, by design, doesn’t come to most places. When Styles asked mid-show, “How many of you are not from Amsterdam?” the roar was roughly three times louder than when he’d asked for the locals. He set a new Dutch ticket sales record for the run — more than 450,000 tickets sold — and the Johan Cruijff Arena has installed a permanent pillar mural to mark the occasion.

Inside the venue, the fans who packed the floor — some in pink hair, others in dress shirts and ties mirroring Styles’ onstage look — moved like a single organism through the set. The Together, Together dress code, if opening night was the template, is business casual with mischief: oversized ties, velvet flared blazers, button-downs. Office siren, Styles-edition.

What the Tour Looks Like From Here

Together, Together is a deliberately scaled-down operation — at least in terms of geography. A source told Us Weekly earlier this year that Styles “approached this project and tour very mindfully,” adding: “By doing multi-night residencies, there is less travel and less burnout. He is coming into this tour knowing what works for him. He is incredibly emotionally mature and constantly working on himself.”

After 10 nights in Amsterdam with opener Robyn — who warmed up the crowd with her Swedish disco-pop, including a recently resurrected “Dancing On My Own” — the tour moves to Wembley Stadium in London for a record-breaking 12 nights starting June 12, with Shania Twain opening. Then it’s São Paulo (with Fcukers), Mexico City with Jorja Smith, and on August 26, the start of that 30-show Madison Square Garden run with DJ Jamie xx — the only U.S. stop on the entire tour, scheduled to wrap on Halloween with a “Harryween” performance. After a break, Styles heads to Melbourne (with Fousheé) and Sydney (with Skye Newman) to close out 2026.

The tour’s charity partnerships are equally considered: globally supporting Choose Love, a humanitarian organization Styles has worked with for a decade; donating £1 from every London ticket to LIVE Trust for grassroots UK music; and partnering with HeadCount at MSG to register fans to vote. He’s also working with Live Nation’s Green Nation initiative to reduce the tour’s environmental footprint.

Between songs on opening night, Styles took a moment to articulate what all of this is actually about. “Be open to people — your friends, strangers, people close to you or far away,” he told the crowd. “People who deserve our love and respect… live and exist with your integrity and respect for one another.”

And then, a little later: “I think we live in a time where it doesn’t seem very cool to reach out to someone. And I think trying is the coolest thing you can do.”

In a red jacket, sprinting the length of a football field with his arms open wide, Harry Styles made trying look very cool indeed.

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• Harry Styles opened his Together, Together world tour at Amsterdam’s Johan Cruijff Arena on May 16 with a 21-song set.
• Rumored fiancée Zoë Kravitz and his mom Anne Twist were both spotted in the crowd cheering him on.
• The show leaned heavily on his new album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. while weaving in beloved fan favorites.
• The tour spans seven cities across the globe, including a record 30-night run at Madison Square Garden in New York.
• Openers include Robyn, Shania Twain, Jorja Smith, Jamie xx, and more across different legs of the tour.

Harry Styles is back — and Amsterdam had no idea what hit it. The 32-year-old pop star launched his hotly anticipated Together, Together world tour at the Johan Cruijff Arena on Saturday (May 16), delivering a two-hour, 21-song spectacle that proved, if there was ever any doubt, that he remains one of the most magnetic live performers on the planet.

The show opened with a cinematic touch: a video of Styles walking through a garden and receiving a phone call — a nod to his new album — with a woman’s voice asking, “Harry, are you coming out tonight?” Then the lights exploded, the band kicked in, and Styles, dressed in sneakers, black slacks and a red leather jacket, charged into “Are You Listening Yet?” from Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. before tearing halfway down one of the illuminated walkways that circled nearly the entire floor of the almost 70,000-capacity stadium.

From there, he pivoted straight into four beloved hits — “Golden,” “Adore You,” “Watermelon Sugar” and “Music for a Sushi Restaurant” — before easing the crowd into new material. He wrapped what he called “act one” with a tender version of “Fine Line,” telling the crowd it used to close his sets but “now it feels more like a beginning.” Then, he promised: “We’ll be dancing.”

And dance they did. The new album’s rave-leaning tracks — “Ready, Steady, Go!” and “Pop” — turned the stadium into something closer to a club, with Styles joined by two dancers on a mid-floor walkway for a euphoric run through “Treat People With Kindness” and “Pop.” At one point, the entire 18-piece band — a 10-piece core group plus an eight-member string section — relocated to the center walkway to perform alongside him.

The show also introduced “Italian Girls,” a new mostly instrumental, clubby track that slid seamlessly into “American Girls.” A mashup of “Carla’s Song” and “Satellite” was another highlight, along with reworked arrangements of “Matilda” and “Treat People With Kindness.”

Between songs, Styles was completely, disarmingly himself — warm and funny and genuinely present with the crowd. He helped a fan named Theresa locate her lost mother (“That was so easy!” he laughed, when she waved almost immediately), and led the entire 56,000-person arena in a “Happy Birthday” singalong for a woman named Jana. He also paused mid-set to ask how many people in the crowd were not from Amsterdam — the roar that followed was reportedly about three times louder than when he’d asked for the locals.

Walking around the city that weekend, it was hard to miss the Styles effect on local tourism. British and American accents were as common as Dutch on Amsterdam’s streets, and international fans had already begun camping outside the arena days before the show.

The Johan Cruijff Arena has even installed a permanent pillar mural to mark the occasion — a fitting tribute given that Amsterdam is the only European mainland city on the entire tour.

Zoë Kravitz and Anne Twist Were Both There

Styles didn’t celebrate opening night alone. Photos shared by concertgoers online showed his rumored fiancée Zoë Kravitz in the crowd, dressed in a cream midi dress, long black fur coat, black baseball hat and sunglasses — effortlessly cool, as ever. The High Fidelity actress, 37, has been linked to Styles since the summer of 2025, and the two sparked engagement rumors in April, though neither has publicly confirmed anything.

Fan videos posted on X also captured Styles’ mom, Anne Twist, dancing and singing along right alongside Zoë — which, honestly, is the most wholesome thing imaginable.

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A source previously told Us Weekly that Kravitz is “very supportive” of Styles’ career, and that it’s “a big part of why their relationship works.”

The Full Together, Together Setlist

The 21-song set pulled from all four of his solo albums, with the new record taking center stage. He closed the main set with “Carla’s Song” and “Aperture,” then returned for an encore of “Matilda” and a soaring “Sign of the Times” — drawing out the chorus to near-epic length — before finishing with “As It Was.” True to his well-documented runner’s endurance (he completed the Berlin Marathon in under three hours), Styles sprinted the full length of the walkways at full speed before slowly walking off as the band vamped on the chorus.

1. “Are You Listening Yet?”
2. “Golden”
3. “Adore You”
4. “Watermelon Sugar”
5. “Music for a Sushi Restaurant”
6. “Taste Back”
7. “Coming Up Roses”
8. “Fine Line”
9. “Italian Girls”
10. “American Girls”
11. “Keep Driving”
12. “Ready, Steady, Go!”
13. “Dance No More”
14. “Treat People With Kindness”
15. “Pop”
16. “Season 2 Weight Loss”
17. “Carla’s Song”
18. “Aperture”
19. “Matilda”
20. “Sign of the Times”
21. “As It Was”

What’s Coming Next on the Tour

Styles and opening act Robyn — who warmed up the crowd with her Swedish disco-pop, including a recently resurrected “Dancing On My Own” — have nine more Amsterdam shows through June 5. Then it’s on to a record-breaking 12-night residency at Wembley Stadium in London from June 12 to July 4, with Shania Twain opening.

After London, the tour heads to São Paulo for four nights at Estádio do Morumbi (with electronic act Fcukers) and then six shows at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City, where Jorja Smith will open. Then comes the main event for U.S. fans: a historic 30-show run at Madison Square Garden beginning August 26, with DJ Jamie xx opening, that wraps on October 31 with a “Harryween” performance. It’s his only American stop on the entire tour.

Australia closes out the year — Marvel Stadium in Melbourne from November 27 to December 2 with Fousheé, and Accor Stadium in Sydney from December 12 to 13 with Skye Newman. All told, the Together, Together tour runs to 67 stops across seven cities.

The tour is Styles’ first since Love on Tour, which ran from September 2021 to July 2023, and supports Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., his fourth studio album. He launched the era in January with lead single “Aperture” and has since released music videos for “American Girls” and “Dance No More.”

The decision to keep the tour to just seven cities was very deliberate, according to a source who spoke to Us Weekly earlier this year. “Harry approached this project and tour very mindfully,” the insider explained. “By doing multi-night residencies, there is less travel and less burnout. He will likely add more dates next year, but he is approaching this in a way that feels healthy for him.”

“For Harry, the past couple of years have been about slowing down, stepping back and finding peace,” the source continued. “He really treasured that time and the sense of privacy and normalcy. He is coming into this tour knowing what works for him. He is incredibly emotionally mature and constantly working on himself.”

On the basis of opening night in Amsterdam, that peace seems to be working out just fine for everyone involved.

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• Zoë Kravitz publicly called out Hulu as “tacky” after they used her canceled show High Fidelity to reference her engagement to Harry Styles.
• Hulu posted a photo of Kravitz in character with a caption nodding to Styles’ new album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally — then deleted it after her comment.
• Kravitz has repeatedly criticized Hulu for canceling High Fidelity in 2020, calling it a “big mistake” and slamming the platform for its lack of shows led by women of color.
• Page Six broke the news last month that Kravitz and Styles are engaged after eight months of dating and are already planning two weddings.

Zoë Kravitz has had enough of Hulu — and she made that very clear in two words.

Last week, the streamer posted a photo of Kravitz as her High Fidelity character Robyn Brooks on Instagram, captioning it: “Robyn Brooks definitely has ‘Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally’ on her playlist.” The caption was a nod to Harry Styles’ fourth studio album, released March 6 — and, of course, to the fact that Kravitz is now engaged to the man who made it.

Kravitz, 37, didn’t let it slide. She went straight to the comments and tagged the Disney-owned platform with a simple verdict: “This is tacky @hulu.”

The post has since been deleted.

Fans backed her up immediately. As one put it, they’d “be pissed too if the network that cancelled my show used my personal life as advertisement six years later.” And that context matters — because this isn’t just a minor social media spat. It’s the latest chapter in a years-long frustration Kravitz has had with Hulu over what happened to High Fidelity.

A Cancellation Kravitz Never Got Over

The gender-flipped comedy — based on Nick Hornby’s 1995 novel and inspired by the John Cusack film adaptation — premiered on Valentine’s Day 2020 and ran for 10 episodes. Fans were hooked. Then, in August of that year, Hulu pulled the plug.

Kravitz was not quiet about it. At the time, she fired back on Instagram with a pointed dig at the streamer for canceling its only show led by a woman of color: “At least Hulu has a ton of other shows starring women of color we can watch. Oh wait,” she wrote, responding to a message of condolence from Tessa Thompson.

Two years later, she was still feeling it. “They didn’t realize what that show was and what it could do,” she told Elle magazine in 2022, calling the cancellation a “big mistake.” “The amount of letters, DMs, people on the street and women that look like us — like, that love for the show, it meant something to people.”

That fanbase never really moved on either. Years later, people are still commenting on High Fidelity posts hoping for some kind of revival. So when Hulu tried to use that same canceled show — and Kravitz’s very personal relationship — as engagement bait, the reaction was never going to be warm.

The Engagement That Changed Everything

Page Six broke the news last month that Kravitz and Styles, 32, are engaged after eight months of dating. Sources told Page Six that the couple is already planning two weddings and have talked about starting a family together.

The pair were first linked publicly back in August of last year when they were spotted walking arm-in-arm in Italy. Neither has made a formal statement about their relationship — which makes Hulu’s very public, very uninvited reference to it land even more awkwardly.

For his part, Styles has opened up about where his head is at. In a March interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, he got candid about what he’s working toward. “I had a real honest conversation with myself about, ‘Okay, in five years, what do I want my life to look like? And then how do I make changes to aim at that?'” he said. “I want to be fulfilled and I want to be in great relationships with people.”

He kept it simple after that: “I want a family.”

Hulu, meanwhile, got the message — just not the one they were going for.

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