Singer Harry Styles has taken his fan interaction to a new level when he paused an entire gig to allow a pregnant fan time for a bathroom break.
The former One Direction star has sold out his UK tour with fans going wild for the singer's solo performances, but it was one concert in Cardiff that saw Harry perform the gentleman-like gesture as he 'stalled' the gig to let a pregnant fan have time to use the toilet.
Performing at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on Tuesday (20 June), he chatted with mum-to-be Sian in the audience, who was attending alongside partner Elliott.
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Realising that Sian needed a bathroom break, chivalrous Harry announced to the audience: "I think we all agree that it’s important that Sian goes for a wee don’t we?"
Sian protested as she made it clear she didn't want to miss a moment of the gig, but Harry then added: "Do you know what I’m gonna do this one time? You go for a wee, I’m gonna stall."
Keeping to his promise, Harry then chatted with other audience members but didn't perform until he spotted Sian making her way back from the bathroom.
The moment was shared in a TikTok video, where one concert-goer revealed that while Sian was in the bathroom Harry "talked with a fan about her car MOT and wheel falling off".
After Sian returned, the As It Was singer then asked the couple what their potential baby names were before getting the audience involved to help choose the future infant's name.
Announcing each potential name – Stevie, Harley, Rafe and Caleb – to the crowd, Harry gauged which would be the name for Sian and Elliott's little one as the biggest cheer went to Stevie.
In another fan chat, Harry invited concert goer Alicia onto the stage as he wrapped himself up in a rainbow Pride flag.
Harry's love and affection for his fans has been commonplace at many of his gigs, including one in Dublin where he rushed to their aid as they appeared to 'slip and fall'.
In video footage from the Dublin gig, Harry pointed into the crowd and moved closer to a fan, who appeared to have fallen down: "Give her a bit of space and water. Is everybody else good?", he asked.
Harry continued: "You good? Did you fall, is it slippy?"
As the fan seemed to be ok, the singer resumed the show.
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