Harry Styles briefly stopped his performance to assist a fan in the crowd at his Irish concert who had seemingly fallen over. The “Falling” singer was performing at Slane Castle in County Meath on Saturday, June 10 when he made sure the gig-goer was brought to safety after taking a tumble.
“Give her a bit of space and water. Is everybody else good? You good? Did you fall, is it slippy?” the former One Direction star said while pointing in her direction in a clip circulated on social media.
After making sure she was safe, the 29-year-old pop star made a joke about his own accident in Ireland. He quipped about “the time I got head-butted in Tallaght.”
So far this tour, Harry has helped fans come out, done gender reveals, and even drank out of his own shoe on the first night of the Australian leg. The “Kiwi” singer gave in after chants from the crowd at HBF Park in Perth in February and completed the Aussie tradition of doing a “Shoey”, drinking alcohol, usually beer, from one’s own shoe.
A man called Scott did a “Shoey” before the crowd started chanting “your turn” repeatedly at Harry. He then proceeded to take off his sneaker before pouring an unknown drink into the shoe and shaking his head in disgust.
Harry told the crowd, “This is one of the most disgusting traditions I’ve ever witnessed.” The ‘As It Was’ hitmaker then did the deed and put his soggy shoe back on. Harry then joked that he needed a therapy session to get over it.
He laughed, “I feel like a different person. I feel ashamed of myself. It feels so personal. Such an intimate moment to be shared with so many people. It’s fine when Scott does it… I’ll be discussing this with my therapist at length. At length.”
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