Harry Styles banks £7MILLION with sell-out global Love On Tour

Harry Styles is on a winning streak after grossing £7 million last year, thanks to his worldwide Love On Tour.

The 28-year-old singer, who is still scheduled to perform several dates in the coming months, has doubled his current assets in his company account, figures reveal.

Harry’s business, Erskine Touring LTD, has £12,663.01m in the bank, up from £5.7m last year.

In the bank: Harry Styles is on a winning streak, as it was revealed that he has grossed £7 million in the last year, thanks to his Love On Tour around the world.

The company raised just £16m, of which £3.3m was owed to creditors.

And the One Direction star is set to earn even more, as the accounts only cover the first six months of his tour, through March 2022, meaning his earnings from the past 18 months have yet to be added.

It Comes As It Was by Harry was the most streamed single of the year in the UK, according to the British Phonographic Industry (BPI), based on its analysis of Official Charts Company data.

Impressive: The singer, 28, who is still scheduled to perform several dates in the coming months, has doubled his current assets in his company account, figures reveal.

It was streamed 180.9 million times and spent ten consecutive weeks at number 1 in the UK and 15 weeks at the top of the US Billboard Hot 100, a record for a British artist.

Harry has had a busy year and enjoyed significant moments in his musical and acting career, including the release of his third solo album and topping charts around the world.

The singer has continued to enjoy great musical success, especially in the US, where he became the first solo artist to spend at least 15 weeks at number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with his single As It Was. He has also been nominated for six Grammy Awards.

First place: Harry’s smash hit As It Was was the most streamed single of the year in the UK. It was streamed 180.9 million times and spent ten consecutive weeks at number 1 in the UK.

The Watermelon Sugar star also hit the big screen starring in the drama Don’t Worry Darling and the romantic drama My Policeman.

But it hasn’t all been smooth sailing for the former X Factor contestant, with accusations of ‘queer bait’ once again erupting online, not helped by his awkward comments about gay sex during the My Policeman press tour.

He’s also been a long way from the critics’ pick in his two movies this year, including Don’t Worry Darling, in which many said he couldn’t hold his own against Oscar nominee Florence Pugh, whose feud with the film’s director and Harry’s. then-girlfriend Olivia got a lot more press than the actual content of the film.

He was also criticized for a Gucci ad campaign in which he poses in a teddy bear T-shirt next to a toddler bed, just weeks after the fashion house’s sister brand Balenciaga was embroiled in a scandal of children’s images.

Gucci is owned by The Kering Group, which also owns Balenciaga.

Neither Gucci nor Kering have commented on the criticism of Harry Styles’ campaign.

Oh no! But it’s all been easy for the former X Factor contestant. He’s also been criticized for a Gucci ad campaign in which he poses in a T-shirt next to a toddler bed.