Harry Styles talks love

Harry Styles has admitted he knows when flirty females are trying to date him for his fame and can tell when they genuinely like him.

Harry Styles says he finds it “pretty easy” to tell whether a girl just wants to date him for fame.

The One Direction heartthrob, who has been romantically linked to the likes of Taylor Swift and Kendall Jenner in the past, has admitted he can see right through the flirty females who try to sweeten him up for all the wrong reasons.

When asked whether he worries if a girl wants to be with him for his celebrity status, Harry, 21, said with a smile: “I think people who would approach someone in that way for the wrong reasons are usually quite transparent.

“I think it’s pretty easy to tell what someone’s intentions are.”

However, Harry’s bandmate Niall Horan, 22, has admitted most of the speculation surrounding their love lives are just rumours and he’s learnt to block it out over the years otherwise it will end up “wrecking” his head.

He said on Britain’s breakfast show ‘Lorraine’ this morning (19.10.15): “You have to kind of get over it, if you keep reading all those stories it’s just going to wreck your head but like you know 

The One Direction lads were there to promote their new album Made In The A.M., which drops on the 13th November and also to talk about what comes next for them, when 1D goes on hiatus next year.

Harry Styles and his 1D band mates may still have to deal with the after-effects of Zayn Malik’s departure, who left earlier this year, yet Harry shared that much has not altered within his group even after that.

The star’s antics obviously bemused his legions of followers, who took to Twitter in their hundreds to discuss Harry’s antics with the mop – and before the rumour mill kicks in, we are pretty sure that said mop isn’t Harry’s new girlfriend.

One Direction released flawless, the second single from their album, last week and it sky-rocketed straight to the top of the iTunes chart. “The same as anyone else, if you’re a painter and you draw something and paint something and you put it out, there’s obviously the possibility that everyone goes, ‘Well this is… what were you thinking?”