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Harry Styles28, had a minor wardrobe malfunction at one of his shows recently love on tour. The singer was performing in front of a huge crowd in Brazil when he started dancing and kicking his legs up, resulting in a tear in a not-so-comfortable spot of his sparkly purple and black striped jumpsuit. in a (n Instagram In video posted by an attendee, he can be seen greeting the crowd by smiling and waving while using a hand to cover between his thighs where the tear appears to have happened.
As the eye-catching, hilarious video began making its rounds around the internet, fans began reacting with their minds. “OH MY GOSH,” one fan wrote in disbelief. “Only in Brazil,” shared another. “It had to happen,” wrote a third with laughing emojis. “It’s so embarrassing,” said a fourth.
Since Harry is known for being very upbeat and energetic during his shows, the recent rift might not come as too much of a surprise, but it definitely resulted in a memorable moment. Another video featured the talented star holding a gay pride flag around his waist to conceal the breakup for the remainder of the show. It’s unclear if Harry addressed the malfunction directly on stage, but his fans didn’t seem the least bit bothered as they kept cheering and singing along.
Harry’s final headline moment comes on the same day he celebrated the third anniversary of his second album. fine line. He apparently sang the release’s title track while playing an acoustic guitar at his final show in honor of the special day. His self-titled debut album was released in 2017 and his third album, Harry’s housewas released earlier this year.
When Harry isn’t getting attention for his shows and his music, he’s getting it for his dating life. The Adonis recently split from the actress Olivia Wilde, 38, with whom he was in a relationship for almost two years. The pair reportedly decided to “take a break” as he headed overseas to continue his sold-out tour.
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