Harry Styles has admitted his song Watermelon Sugar is partially about the 'female orgasm.'
The One Direction star made the saucy confirmation during a concert in Nashville on Friday evening.
The 27-year-old hitmaker trailed off as he told fans 'this song is about...it doesn't really matter what it's about' before cheekily saying the 2019 song is 'about the sweetness of life.'
Letting them in: Harry Styles spoke about the meaning behind his track Watermelon Sugar during a concert in Nashville on Friday; he is seen in May
The musician, who previously delved into his sex life on Fine Line, then gave a raunchier explanation for the song, much to the enjoyment of his fans.
'It's also about the female orgasm, but that's totally different….It's not really relevant,' he said.
Watermelon Sugar was co-written by Styles, Mitch Rowland, Tyler Johnson and Kid Harpoon, with the latter two serving as its producers.
The track itself, as well as many other songs on Fine Line, were rumored to have been inspired by the musician's former girlfriend, Camille Rowe.
The model, who dated the singer from 2017 until 2018, previously expressed that she was a fan of Richard Brautigan's post-apocalyptic novel In Watermelon Sugar during an interview with Elle.
Staying vague: The singer began his performance of the song by expressing that he did not put much value into the track's meaning
Raunchy: He then noted that Watermelon Sugar was 'also about the female orgasm, but that's totally different'; he is seen in March of last year
Background: The track was included on Styles' album Fine Line and its title was rumored to have been inspired by Richard Brautigan's book In Watermelon Sugar
The song was made available to the public directly after the
