Harry Styles' new album gets the seal of approval from his girlfriend Zoe Kravitz's father Lenny after he told pals they are a 'great match'

Harry Styles has received support from his girlfriend Zoe Kravitz's father Lenny after he announced he would be releasing his fourth studio album.

Zoe's musician father Lenny, 61, is reportedly very happy about their relationship and has been telling his friends that he thinks the couple are a 'great match'.

So it's no surprise the American singer also offered Harry's new album - Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally - his seal of approval on Friday.

Lenny was a notable name among other musicians, family and friends who wished Harry well after it was revealed he is making a comeback into the music industry.

Underneath an announcement shared on Harry's official Instagram account, Lenny showed his support by posting a red heart and a fist emoji.

According to an Us Weekly source, Lenny has said Harry and Zoë 'really make each other happy and have an easy-going relationship, like best friends who are dating.'

The source added: 'Zoë has maintained a lot of independence, Her family would joke that one of the reasons men would fall in love with her was because she kept an air of mystery and distance. With Harry, she is operating differently.'

'She's spent the past few months travelling with him and is content by his side as he works on his album. She is really enjoying herself and this moment with him. She loves creating and loves the process, and he loves having her there with him.'

In September last year, Zoe and Harry were pictured out with her dad Lenny, suggesting their relationship was getting serious.

Around the same time it was also reported that they had met each other's friends.

The actress has spoken about her relationship with her father and detailed how she moved in with Lenny when he broke up with her mother Lisa Bonet in 1991 when Zoe was just three and what life was like with the star.

Lenny and Lisa tied the knot in 1987 and welcomed Zoe, one year later, before their 1991 split and subsequent divorce in 1993.

In 2024, Zoe discussed her 'hurtful' choice to move in with her father after her parents' split. She initially lived with her mother in Santa Monica - and would be visited by her father as his career flourished.

'It was this whirlwind of a completely different universe,' she recalled, adding that she was intrigued by Lenny's fast-paced world - a world she has since adopted since finding her own fame in both directing and acting.

Zoe's love life has been as widely-discussed as her career, with her new romance with Harry hitting headlines thanks to their cosy appearances.

Harry's blossoming relationship with Zoe has taken centre stage in recent months, but his career is now firmly back in the spotlight.

Harry's fans who were delighted by the news that he is releasing his fourth studio have now got to work digging for details on his accompanying tour.

His dedicated fanbase have already got to work decoding who they think will support him on tour, as well as potential dates and a Glastonbury headliner slot.

Harry, who played 173 Love On Tour dates to approximately 5million fans, is likely to hit the road again on a global tour to promote his new album.

This has all but been confirmed by his official website, which offers fans the option to sign up to receive news on 'pre-sale for future tour dates'.

As well as receiving the pre-sale option when they buy his new merch, they can also opt for a 'no purchase' necessary option to receive the same information.

This is refreshing for a major artist, as many in the past have only offered pre-sale access when fans buy their record ahead of its release. 

Amid the buzz around his new album - which was revealed yesterday to be called Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally - rumoured tour dates have been suggested.

There has been a lot of talking surrounding mini residencies in both the UK and the US, at Wembley Stadium and Madison Square Garden respectively.

Looking at when the venues have availability in the summer, online detectives have uncovered that Wembley is free for a run of dates in mid June.

Fans have since linked American artist Djo - the musical alias of American actor and musician Joe Keery - with the London dates for Harry's rumoured show.

This was sparked after Joe, 33, boldly followed Harry on Instagram, setting tongues wagging that the talented duo were set to work together.

Adding to this, Joe also dropped a hint that he had availability to work in the over the summer months, with something secret in the works.

Speaking recently, he said: 'We're doing Lollapalooza South America so that'll be really fun in March. Then I think we're planning a little thing for the summer, but I'm not entirely during how it's all shaping up yet.'

Ahead of the announcement about the album, Page Six reported that Harry had 'locked in' a residency at Madison Square Garden in New York.

It seems likely given that Harry previously had a historic 15-night, sold-out residency in August and September 2022 as part of his Love On Tour series. 

It is set to be be an incredibly busy couple of years for Harry, as well as his residencies and a world tour he is also thought to be headlining Glastonbury 2027.

Harry, who has previously headlined Coachella in 2022, partied at the British festival in the summer but did not perform during his time there.

Insiders at Worthy Farm supposedly told the Sun that he has been booked for the Pyramid Stage next year. Which figures given how far in advance acts are booked.

Whispers are also beginning on whether he will perform at the BRITs on February 28, which is being held at Manchester's Co-op Live Arena, where he is a major investor.

Last night, his fans were nothing short of hysterical after he announced his fourth studio album at 5pm GMT.

The former One Direction singer has been on an extended hiatus from music but had dropped subtle hints recently he would be returning to the studio.

Harry officially confirmed his new album KISS ALL THE TIME. DISCO, OCCASIONALLY will be released on Friday, March 6.

The album's cover showed Harry dancing under a disco ball in a darkened landscape, with the font matching that of the posters that had appeared around the globe, sparking speculation an announcement was imminent. 

Fans who had been following breadcrumbs for his new album received a surprise voice note from the star, singing 'we belong together' on Wednesday night.

The We Belong Together message has been incorporated in all of the hints about his next project so far, which began with the video titled Forever, Forever.

With Harry's comeback now confirmed, his fans have been sent into meltdown as they shared how they would be 'insufferable' to those around them.

Flooding social media with thousands of messages, one commented: 'Finally, I can be insufferable again,' while another remarked: 'This is about to become my personality trait';

'HARRY STYLES IS BACK I REPEAT HE’S BACK IVE WAITED YEARS WENT THROUGH GRAD PROM AND EVERYTHING FOR THIS DAY';

'i don’t think you understand, HARRY STYLES came back today, after all the begging and crying, he CAME BACK';

'Harry Styles is back? I'm sorry for the person I'm about to become';

'CALL AN AMBULANCE HOLY CHIP I'VE PRAYED FOR TIMES LIKE THIS HELLO IS ANYONE STILL ALIVE???;

'Showing up to celebrate #HS4 after hibernating for like four years; HOW DOES ONE ACT NORMAL ABOUT THIS!!'

The Daily Mail previously revealed that Harry was back in the studio recording a new top secret album, in what is expected to be his most 'emotional' project yet.

He was spotted stepping inside Rak music studios in St John's Wood near Regent's Park as he got to work on the new record.

His third studio album Harry's House was released in 2022 and won him Grammy Awards for Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album as well as a Brit Award for Album of the Year.

It comes after Harry sparked murmurs he's taken his relationship with girlfriend Zoe Kravitz to a whole new level.

It was reported last week that Zoe was believed to be 'moving in' with Harry.