Harry Styles kick-started his famous ‘Love On Tour’ about two years ago in September 2021. And since then, the trip to five continents for his five million fans raked the ‘Adore You’ singer a solid $600 million dollars. It is not a surprise that this tour made up for the ‘Watermelon Sugar’ singer’s best-selling tours of all time, topping the World charts as the 5th highest-grossing tour. And while his tours are a spectacle to behold, several celebrities, including Kylie Jenner, Jennifer Aniston, and Jeff Bezos, attended his concerts. 

The most notable among them was Taylor Russell’s presence at the Vienna concert. Sparking dating rumors, the two seem to still hold up to the image. 

A relaxing theatre night for Harry Styles after a music world tour

The Don’t Worry Darling actor has been pretty private with his romantic involvements. But the reports by TMZ in July revealed the couple walking hand-in-hand after the Escape Room actress showed up at his concert. Furthermore, this rumor was supported by the two being spotted in London. Keeping their London hangouts alive, this time the ‘What Makes You Beautiful’ singer attended one of Russell’s recent events. Film Updates on Twitter reported that Harry Styles was in attendance on the opening press night of the play ‘The Effect’, produced by Jamie Lloyd.

The Bones and All actress starred in the Succession’s Lucy Prebble’s play ‘The Effect’. The famous play won the Critics’ Circle Theatre Award in the year of its premiere in 2012. Other popular Hollywood stars like Fleabag’s writer and actress Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Normal People actor Paul Mescal were also present at the event.

While this critically acclaimed show sought after a controversial theme, it became widely popular as a contemporary theme.

Taylor Russell is a rising legend

Lucy Prebble has been a highly sought-after writer from the Emmy award-winning show Succession. Also, a co-executive producer of the show, Prebble won the WGA award for her work too. The National Theatre decided to feature this play, which swept great reviews for a taboo-breaking mental health theme. Speaking to Vogue in July, ‘The Effect’ writer expressed her excitement for the actors, saying, “I know I’m supposed to say this, but they are dream actors for these parts.” She added, “Taylor is just, you know, this rising legend.”

This adaptation was Russell’s debut stage act. The play’s political backdrop amidst addressing the mental health status made it more relatable.

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