AceShowbiz - Louis Tomlinson is setting the record straight again. The 31-year-old former One Direction member cleared up speculations regarding his personal life and relationship with ex-teammate Harry Styles.

Louis, who is gearing up for his "Faith in the Future" tour, held an online Q&A on X, formerly Twitter, on Tuesday, October 31. The singer received many questions from his excited fans, but one stood out in a not good way.

"Louis how do you make chicken parmesan?" the fan asked, referring to the widespread speculation within One Direction fandom that Louis and Harry used to date with a chicken parmesan as one of the proofs.

The bold reference didn't go unnoticed by Louis, who responded, "You start by realising all these ridiculous childish theories and conspiracies are wasted time and energy." The singer added, "and then just throw the chicken in the oven to be fair. Simple stuff."

This wasn't the first time Louis addressed the speculations made by Larry shippers. Back in 2017, the "Bigger Than Me" crooner said that the rumors affected both his relationship with Harry and his then-girlfriend Eleanor Calder. "When it first came around I was with Eleanor, and it actually felt a little bit disrespectful to Eleanor, who is my girlfriend now," he said at the time.

He went on calling out the "people who are obsessed by a 'Larry' conspiracy" while explicitly shutting the speculation down. "It's a funny thing, people can believe what they want to believe. But it's like anything - if you Google 'conspiracy on iPhones,' you're going to get a conspiracy," he said. "So it's one of these things that people love to buy into, but in reality, obviously, there's no truth to it. Obviously."

Elsewhere during the Q&A, Louis responded to a fan asking, "Have you ever thought about leaving music to practice it?" The "Night Changes" singer wrote back, "Feels like an insult but I don't think that was your intention hahaha. Every show is a type of practice, every studio vocal, every song I write, every song I hear. Being in the centre of it all breads [sic] creativity and understanding."