Harry Styles Helps Fan Come Out on Tour; Here’s What Happens Next

Harry Styles has been performing for his 2022 tour over the past few weeks and he's been making headlines as many things have happened on his shows like a fan falling from the balcony and his attempt to find his teacher from the crowd. However, the most recent event might be the most heartwarming moment.

According to People Magazine, the former One Direction member performed at Wembley Stadium and he spotted a fan from the audience that held a sign that reads "From Ono to Wembley: Help me come out."

Styles did a big move as he brought the sign on stage.

"So, you would like the people of Wembley to bring you out," the singer said.

As seen on viral Twitter videos, the "As It Was" hitmaker held the sign and promised the fan he'd get it back, he also picked up a Pride flag.

"When this flag goes above my head, you are officially out, okay?," he added.

The band added a drumroll as Styles dramatically lifted the flag over his head as Wembley Stadium's crowd cheered in anticipation.

"Congratulations, you are a free man," the singer told his fan before blowing him a kiss.

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This was not the first time Styles made a big and heartwarming move while performing on the current leg of "Love On Tour."

In early reports, the "Music for a Sushi Restaurant" singer performed at Emirates Old Trafford when he stopped the show and tried looking for a very important person among the audience.

Styles asked the 26,000 people who attended the concert a "favor," saying he wanted them to "get really quiet" to find the person who helped him during his younger years.

A group of people started screaming which confused the Grammy Award-winning singer, to which he responded "you're not Mrs. Vernon."

A few moments later, the hitmaker finally found his teacher then he dropped to his knee to pay tribute.

"I'd just like to thank you for everything in those formative years and, yeah, thank you so much. It means a lot to me that you're here tonight," he said.

Despite the heartwarming stories from his current tour, not all moments were fortunate as a concertgoer fell from a 35-foot top-tier balcony during his show in Glasgow, Scotland.

The 20-year-old fan named Dylan Wood was immediately taken to a nearby hospital and is currently recovering from the accident.

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