Louis will be appearing on The Diary of a CEO with Steven Bartlett. (15 September 2025)

https://x.com/louvergirl28/status/1967832863484826091?s=46&t=A01HZCEbU53AkYj6gktwUA

Thoughts? Antis know their beliefs are built on sand. They freak out every time Harry or Louis show who they actually are.

That is an embarrassing tweet.

I’ve been here since 2013. Does this person really think Louis going on a podcast and saying something about Larry is going to change the seven million Larry things he and Harry have done over the last 15 years? Do they really think Louis saying something about Larry is going to erase how Harry-coded/gay the beginning of LT3 promo already is? Do they really think that whatever he says on a podcast will affect us when we’ve lived through a dozen different fake girlfriends, babygate, Larry denials, death threats, doxxing, etc?

Give me a break.

We’ll leave if we want to (and believe me, sometimes we want to), but not because of some twitter rant or manufactured podcast speech.

Then we had a meeting one day and it did. [Interview: What happened in that meeting? Was is it Simon saying something? Is it the boys? Is it representatives?] It was us boys, which was great. Always how it should be, like that, obviously, but I think... it almost might as well have been representatives. What's really fascinating is those real serious moments, we wouldn't have a lot of them in One Direction, we were just going with the flow and really happy, you know, for each other and stuff like that. But I think those kind of moments where you have to be selfish, it was an atmosphere that I never really felt in the band, because normally, like I said, we're arm-in-arm, arm-in-arm, so it's all this camaraderie, and then all of a sudden you get someone thinking more independently and more for themselves, which, by the way, they have every right to do, of course. But it just felt, the room felt… cold that day, I can remember that, in particular. There was… it was… I'm trying to find the right metaphor for it. It was something where— these are all the same faces that I've seen every single day, but I've never quite felt an energy like that in the room. There was like a, there was this emptiness. And I think probably because we knew, we all knew collectively where it was going, you know, and that's probably some friction between those ideas. The thing that really bothered me was, and this again is naive— I was so naive at the time— but I was adamant on having some kind of indication of, because it was, it was, it was originally said as— what's that fucking word we've used a million times— 'HIATUS.’ By the way, it's just such a cringey word. So it was originally pitched as that. So I was thinking, I remember saying like, 'Well, if I'm going to try and do some stuff on my own', and at this point I didn't even know what I was going to do, I was like, it'd be good to know how long this break's going to be for. So let's speculate, a year, two years, five years, 10 years, 15 years? I never really got an answer to that question, which I understand now, because truthfully, I don't think the people— or the person involved— was brave enough to answer that question deep down. I think they probably knew the reality, and that's why it was tough.