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Harry Styles says his laptop has been dead for six years. Is he just showing off? | Emma Beddington

Harry Styles shares that his laptop has been dead for six years, joking about losing the charger during a conversation with Thom Yorke. This revelation has ignited mixed reactions online, with some viewing it as a wealthy person's tech-free...

The Guardian· Oct 26, 2026 · 11:41 AM · 4 views

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Harry Styles shares that his laptop has been dead for six years, joking about losing the charger during a conversation with Thom Yorke. This revelation has ignited mixed reactions online, with some viewing it as a wealthy person's tech-free flex while others express empathy for his situation.

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