HARRY Styles' bared his toned abs in nothing but red undies for his new music video, As It Was.
The former One Direction singer, 28, dropped the video for his eagerly anticipated comeback single overnight and gave fans an eyeful of his tattooed torso and toned legs.
As It Was is the lead single off his recently announced third album, Harry's House, which is expected to drop on May 20, 2022.
In the arty video, Harry dons a red vested jumpsuit complete with matching sequins and runs in circles with a female partner in some stunning locations.
Filmed in early March in London by Ukrainian director Tanu Muino, Harry the electro-pop ballad is marked departure from the star's Usual sound.
The video starts with an image of Harry walking amongst dreary morning commuters in a long, red coat and black scarf before walking into what looks the room of a large museum.
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There he joins a woman as they dance on the turntable and embrace.
The video sees them next outside in an empty pool filled with an art installation and Harry starts stripping down to his red boxes.
They cut to another room with large painted walls and the rest of the video sees Harry showing off his dance skills around London.
Since the single's release only hours ago, fans have already flooded the internet with theories about its meaning.
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Many think Harry references his famous girlfriend, Olivia Wilde and her two children in a lyric that sings about someone leaving America.
“I don’t wanna talk about the way that it was,” he sings.
“Leave America, two kids follow her. I don’t wanna talk about who’s doin’ it first.”
Olivia and Harry met when she directed him on the upcoming film Don't Worry Darling, which will feature some racy sex scenes.
Harry opened up what it was like to film those scenes to Roman Kemp on Capital FM.
"I think it depends very much on who you’re working with and what the situation is, all I can say from my own experience is that I was very lucky to have a very trusting relationship within the people we were working with and that kind of came first, so it was all discussed and all of it was very, kind of, ‘ok above the filming, above anything that is happening, it’s the cameras, it’s me and you, we’re doing his together, and we trust each other and if at any point, you know, we can stop whenever’ and all that kind of stuff," Harry said this morning.
"I’d never done that before on camera at least I don’t think"
On March 23, Styles took to social media, where he announced the name and release date for his next album.
Along with the release date and title, Styles also released the cover art, which shows him in an upside-down room, staring at the floor.
The album will be released a few weeks before he is scheduled to embark on a European tour.
The 2022 Love On Tour will last from June 11 to December 10, 2022, with performances at a number of locations across the UK, Europe, and South America.
Harry's House follows the smash album, Fine Line, which won a slew of awards and has sold more than 500,000 copies in the UK alone.
Harry was seen filming the video for his comeback single last month.
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He was snapped rolling around The Mall in London on a motorised bed for the clip.
Harry has also branched out of late with his own beauty brand, Pleasing, and he will return to the big screen in upcoming movie, My Policeman.
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