Harry Styles finally addresses hairline rumors after years of speculation

Harry Styles cheekily acknowledged the rumors that he’s actually bald.

The singer, 32, made a joke about his hair being fake during his appearance on Brittany Broski’s “Royal Court,” which was released Wednesday.

The topic came up when Broski asked him if his teeth were fake, to which he replied, “No.”

He immediately followed it up with, “This hairline, though…” as Broski burst out laughing.

Rumors about the Grammy-winning singer’s hair started around four years ago, when some speculated he was the subject of a DeuxMoi blind item that claimed an “A list musician / occasional actor” had gone “almost completely bald” and was wearing an exceptional wig.

Styles previously touched on the rumors about his hair in 2022, when he told Rolling Stone that his collaborator Kid Harpoon was “obsessed” with all the discourse.

“He won’t stop sending me messages about [people] trying to work out if I’m bald,” he shared about the British songwriter.

Styles told the outlet at the time that he wasn’t balding, and was hopeful about his genetics.

“What is it with baldness?” he mused. “It skips a generation or something, right? If your grandad’s bald then you’ll be bald? Well, my granddad wasn’t bald, so fingers crossed.”

Styles is known for his great head of hair, which he’s experimented with over the years. The former One Direction member has had everything from a shaved head to a shoulder-length ‘do.

Fans rejoiced in January 2024 when he grew out the buzzcut he got in 2023, with one fan joking on social media, “Hide the scissors.”

Styles recently made a style statement at the 2026 Grammy Awards on Feb. 1, rocking a closely cropped mullet.

He made an appearance at the ceremony to present the album of the year award — which went to Bad Bunny — in a sparkly Dior tuxedo jacket featuring a peplum waistline, and opted to skip the shirt.

He paired the stand-out piece with jeans and mint green mules, also both from Dior.

Fans will get to see more of the “As It Was” singer when he embarks on his “Together, Together” tour at New York City’s Madison Square Garden from August to October.

He announced his surprise residency last month, after Page Six exclusively revealed his highly anticipated return to the stage.