At a Glance
- Harry Styles shares an 8-minute video of his final Love On Tour stop in Italy.
- The piano ballad ends with the message “We belong together.”
- His brand Pleasing launches a double-sided vibrator ($68) and 3-oz lubricant ($25) in July.
Why it matters: Fans see an intimate concert moment and learn about Styles’ new business ventures.
Harry Styles recently posted a new video to his YouTube channel, showing the last night of his 22-month Love On Tour in Reggio Emilia, Italy. The eight-minute clip captures fans waiting outside the RCF Arena, the staff spraying water in the heat, and Styles’ arrival in a gold sequined vest and pants. He played a lyric-less piano ballad, told the crowd in Italian that “I wrote this song for you,” and finished with a wide shot of the audience and the on-screen message “We belong together.”
The Final Performance
The footage highlights several key moments:
- Location: RCF Arena, Reggio Emilia, Italy
- Date: July 2023
- Outfit: Gold sequined vest and matching pants
- Song: Instrumental piano ballad
- Closing message: “We belong together”
Recent Highlights
In March, Styles joined thousands in the 26.2-mile Tokyo Marathon. In May, he was among those who watched the newly elected Pope Leo XIV step onto the balcony of St. Peter’s Square.
Earlier this year, he began dating actress Zoë Kravitz. In July, his Pleasing personal-care brand expanded into sex toys, offering a double-sided vibrator priced at $68 and a 3-ounce lubricant priced at $25.
Harry Styles said:
> “Please yourself like you mean it.”
David Beckham and his daughter Harper Seven posted an Instagram video of the family at a Harry Styles concert, showing their admiration for the singer.
| Item | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Double-sided vibrator | New Pleasing product | $68 |
| 3-oz lubricant | New Pleasing product | $25 |
Key Takeaways
- Harry Styles shares a rare, intimate video of his final Love On Tour performance.
- He’s active in new ventures, including a sex-toy line from Pleasing.
- Recent public appearances include the Tokyo Marathon and Vatican City.
Harry Styles continues to captivate audiences both onstage and in business, proving that his influence extends far beyond music.
