One Direction reveal they have joined the Mile High Club

One Direction recently revealed some juicy details about themselves during an interview on Britain’s “The Jonathan Ross Show” on Thursday. The boys revealed how they cope up with the stress of constant travelling during their non-stop world tours and it involves some rather steamy confessions.

Several reports from the boys’ show interview, which does not air until Nov. 21, have already made the rounds online. According to one report from ET Canada, One Direction was playing a revealing game of “Never Have I Ever” when they dished on their most intimate secrets.

When asked if they’ve had sex on the plane, Liam Payne, 22 and Louis Tomlinson, 23, reportedly admitted to being members of the “Mile High Club.” According to Now Magazine, the boys enthusiastically raised their “Yes” sign to confirm with pride to having indulged in some steamy sessions on the plane.

Harry Styles, 21, on the other hand failed to answer with either a “Yes” or “No.” Instead, he reportedly just laughed and threw his sign over his shoulder to avoid answering the question. However, a Tumblr user named Martina from London said Harry kept his sign on his knee flipped over to the “I have” side.

Martina said she was fortunate enough to get tickets to “The Jonathan Ross Show” so she was able to recount some of what transpired during One Direction’s interview. Among the other questions the boys were reportedly asked include “Have you ever danced naked under the rain?,” to which all boys said they have not. Martina said Liam, Harry, Louis and Niall also answered “No” when asked if they have smoked a joint.

Harry was also questioned about the group’s new song “Perfect,” which he wrote with Louis. A picture of Taylor Swift was reportedly flashed for everyone to see, alluding to rumours that Harry wrote the song for Taylor. However, the 21-year old failed to give a direct “Yes” or “No” reply when asked if it talks about his past relationship with his ex-girlfriend. Instead, Martina claimed Harry just simply reasoned that he writes his songs based on “personal experience.”

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