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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Charlie Puth was star-struck by Harry Styles

    The 28-year-old star spotted Harry at Sushi Park on Sunset Boulevard, California, in 2014 when he was signing his record deal and was completely overwhelmed


    Asked about the first time he was star-struck, Charlie told British GQ: "It was in 2014. I went to this place called Sushi Park and Harry Styles came in wearing this very large hat, with my now-friend Jeff Azoff, who I didn't know at the time."

    And Charlie revealed he was so excited to see Harry that he tweeted the One Direction star's location, leading to an influx of fans and paparazzi.

    He explained: "Like a buffoon I tweeted, 'So cool, I’m in LA, I signed my deal and now I see Harry Styles at dinner!' thinking that nothing would happen, then suddenly 15 people were outside the restaurant waiting for him."

    Charlie was embarrassed by the fuss he caused but explained that Harry saw the funny side.

    He said: "I was really embarrassed, he cheekily followed me after as a kind of 'F you'."

    While Charlie is a huge fan of Harry, he also opened up about being approached by his own fans for the first time.

    He said: "In my YouTube days when I was 17 years old, I was walking on the beach and someone came up to me to tell me that they were a fan of my videos. I was really taken aback. I think that picture is still circulating online somewhere. I have really horrible sunglasses on and looked like a really angsty teen, trying to cover up my midsection in my swimming shorts."

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