The "Watermelon Sugar" singer has recently made headlines for his rumored

 The "Watermelon Sugar" singer has recently made headlines for his rumored romance with Emily Ratajkowski. Last month, footage of the supermodel and the pop star kissing outside in Tokyo was released by The Daily Mail. An insider told Entertainment Tonight following the viral clip that the pair are "having fun together."

"Harry and Emily have known each other for a while and have always had a strong attraction to one another," the source told the outlet. "Harry thinks Emily is cool and beautiful and has always liked her. For now, they're having fun together."

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