Harry Styles' solo career is thriving and flourishing these days more than ever, but there are quite a few One Direction fans who would like to see him again alongside his former teammates.
Now, in what is undoubtedly considered good news for them (and probably will happen sometime, even if not now), the British singer said in an interview that he did not rule out a reunion option for the band.
Stiles was interviewed this week for Tamara Dahia's podcast "Spout," where he talked about his rise to greatness and the time he spent with the iconic boys' band in which he broke out.
When asked if he is open to the idea of unification, he replied: "I do not know. I mean, I think the thought of it is very nice. I would be happy if there would be a time when I would feel it was something we all want to do."
The presenter uploaded a number of One Direction albums, including "Up All Night, Take Me Home" and "Made In The AM", about which Harry said: "I really enjoyed these albums you mentioned. I think we all went through something very special together and there is a lot of love "So yes, I think if there is a moment when we can all do it the right way, I think it could be great."
Harry Styles, Photo: EP
The network was quick to respond to things, expressing great excitement at the option of a future collaboration between Harry, Zayn, Liam, Neil and Louis.
"Can it please not happen? We are gentle people," wrote a particularly sympathetic account of the band.
"Harry talking about a D1 reunion? No, this year definitely feels like a dream," another account read.
Another fan wrote: "Did I just wake up to Harry Styles talking about a One Direction reunion or am I still dreaming?".
If a union of this kind does get underway, it probably will not happen any time soon, as the band members are busy these days with their solo careers.
Stiles', as mentioned, is particularly successful and he is currently promoting his second and new album "Harry's House", which is receiving rave reviews.
One Direction was established in 2010 as part of the final phase of the British "X Factor".
The band, made up of TV personality Simon Cowell, has released five albums and has never officially disbanded, but all of its members have been busy with single careers since the middle of the previous decade.
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