7 Times Harry Styles and Lizzo's Friendship Was Sweeter Than Watermelon Sugar

Updated on March 16, 2021 at 2:55 PM

Harry Styles and Lizzo's friendship is truly the gift that keeps on giving. It all started back in December 2019 when the 27-year-old "Falling" singer covered the 32-year-old Grammy winner's hit "Juice." Harry then gushed in an interview with BBC Radio 1 that Lizzo is "exactly what you want an artist to be," and she responded by reposting the video on her Instagram Stories, writing, "This is so cute @harrystyles ily." She also hinted at a collaboration, adding, "You know what this means right . . .?" with a winking emoji. While they have yet to release a song together, they have shared a handful of cute moments since then — most recently, at Sunday's Grammys, where Harry officially became a Grammy winner himself. At this rate, it's only a matter of time until they collaborate on new music, but until then, see more of their adorable friendship ahead.

When Harry Styles Gushed About His Love For Lizzo

When Harry Styles Covered Lizzo's "Juice"

When Harry Styles and Lizzo Performed "Juice" Together

When Lizzo Covered Harry Styles's "Adore You"

When Lizzo Chugged Harry Styles's Entire Glass of Tequila

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7 Times Harry Styles and Lizzo's Friendship Was Sweeter Than Watermelon Sugar

When Harry Styles Gushed About His Love For Lizzo

When Harry Styles Covered Lizzo's "Juice"

When Harry Styles and Lizzo Performed "Juice" Together

When Lizzo Covered Harry Styles's "Adore You"

When Lizzo Chugged Harry Styles's Entire Glass of Tequila

When They Blessed Us With This Cute Moment

When Lizzo Celebrated Harry Styles Getting His First Grammy

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