Harry Styles Honors Queen Elizabeth II At His Concert Hours After Her Passing: Watch

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Harry Styles is an Englishman through and through. During his most recent concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City, the 28-year-old paid tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II After she passed away at the age of 96. “From my hometown, there is very sad news today, which is the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. Please join me in clap for 70 years of service,” Harry told the crowd from the stage before leading a round of applause.

The long-reigning king had previously died on September 8 at Balmoral’s house in Scotland. Queen Elizabeth II died just hours after the royal family announced that doctors were “concerned” about her health. She was surrounded by her family in the last moments of her life, including Prince Charleswho is it now? King Charles III.

Harry had the honor of meeting the Queen in time One-way day. In 2012, Harry took to the stage with his bandmates – Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, Liam Payneand Louis Tomlinson – in honor of the monarch at the Royal Albert Hall for the 2012 Royal Variety Show in London

The “As It Was” singer always mentions any notable news while speaking to fans at his concerts. In his first concert since attending the Venice Film Festival the premiere of his film Don’t worry, baby, Harry addresses that spreading Spitgate rumor. “I just ran really fast to Venice to spit Chris Pine,” Harry told the crowd, clearing up rumors that he had spat on his co-star before the screening.

For all the Harry fans out there, the singer will everywhere This waterfall. After finishing in New York, he will continue his tour with concerts around the country.

Don’t worry, baby hits theaters on September 23. Given the level of credibility surrounding the film, there will be plenty of content about Harry ahead of its release. On top of that, his other movie My Police will premiere at the Toronto Film Festival before its October 21 premiere. It’s not just Harry’s House, it’s Harry’s world, and we’re just living in it.