Harry Styles will read on CBeebies Bedtime Stories wearing his pyjamas later this month.
Harry Styles has been confirmed as the next celebrity to sit down and read a children's book on CBeebies Bedtime Stories.
The former One Direction member will read Jess Hitchman's In Every House, On Every Street, which he describes as a "dream come true".
The star, whose third solo album Harry's House will be released on May 20th, will put on his pyjamas and read the story to pre-school children before they go to bed on Monday.
Harry is the latest star to join the BBC show, following in the footsteps of Bridgerton heartthrob Regé-Jean Page, British music icon Ed Sheeran, future Queen Consort Kate Middleton and Strictly champion Rose Ayling-Ellis who signed her story.
When is Harry Styles on CBeebies Bedtime Stories?
Harry will be on CBeebies Bedtime Stories on Monday May 23rd at 6:50pm to read the story In Every House, on Every Street, written by Jess Hitchman and illustrated by Lili la Baleine. The book is a heartfelt celebration of homes and the different families who live in them.
"Tonight’s bedtime story is about a house full of love and laughter," Harry says at the start of his story time.
Harry's fans were thrilled by the news that he's set to snuggle up for a cosy appearance on Bedtime Stories, taking to social media to react to the big news.
"Idk if my heart can handle this I might pass out," one penned.
"I don’t care if I’m 14 and literally turning 15 in under a month. I would love for Harry to read me a bedtime story, I'd have absolutely adored this as a kid," agreed another sweet fan.
Another tagged a friend to arrange a night in watch Harry's CBeebies debut, asking "Ok so we’re agreed that we’re having a sleepover right??"
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