Harry Styles 'wouldn't turn down' X Factor role
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Harry Styles has said he would feel he had to take a job on the X Factor if he was asked.
In an interview with We Love Pop magazine, the 19-year-old singer said if a role on the show was offered, he felt he and his bandmates would have to step up.
Harry said: "I feel like you'd have to. I don't feel like we're in a position to turn it down."
But One Direction bandmate Niall Horan, 19, said he'd felt weird about the band appearing on the Australian version of X Factor in the judges' houses stage.
He said: "I don't feel like I'm in a position to be on The X Factor. Like when we did the judges' homes thing on the Australian one, it felt weird. We'd only been a year off The X Factor and they were asking us to judge something else."
One Direction came third in The X Factor in 2010.
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