Just another round of celebrity-hookup Mad Libs.
Looks like Emily Ratajkowski and Harry Styles are living their best lives and injecting a dose of chaos into all of ours. Over the weekend, videos of the duo hanging out in Japan made the rounds on social media. And what were they up to? Making out like teenagers and dancing to John Legend in the streets of Tokyo, of course.
emrata dancing with harry and making out with him in public to just come back hours later and make sure everyone knows she’s just living her life and enjoying being single and having fun, i must say she is an absolute icon.Styles, who was in Japan as part of his world tour, reportedly split from Olivia Wilde last year after two years together.
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