Harry Styles halts his Wembley show mid-song to tend to a distressed concert-goer as fans praise him for 'being so caring'

Harry Styles halted his Wembley show after spotting a distressed fan in the crowd. 

The singer was mid-way through singing Taste Back when he realised one concert-goer needed some help. 

Harry, 32, kicked off his 12-night run at Wembley last Friday for his Together, Together tour and videos of the moment have been going viral on social media. 

The singer asked the fan: 'You can’t find your sister?', before trying to flag down security to help them. 

He added: 'You looked very concerned.'

Making a thumbs up to the security, Harry said: 'You’re good? Have you found her? Is she there? She's there. We’re good', before continuing the gig. 

Fans wrote: 'What a sweet soul. I just am in disbelief. His caring is so genuine.'

'That's so sweet that he spotted something wrong and got the person checked on';

'We were there when this happened last night. Harry was genuinely concerned for his fan and stopped the whole show! he was ok. Just goes to show what an incredible human he really is!'

Earlier this week, Harry alluded to the tragic death of his bandmate Liam Payne in an emotional address to fans. 

Liam died aged 31 in October 2024, after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and was found to have alcohol and cocaine in his system.

Talking to the crowd, he began: 'I've been letting a lot of life happen and having some stuff land on me and as these things were happening just sort of feeling how beautiful, and difficult and inspiring and fragile life can be.

'I have never felt more hopeful being in these rooms with you about the future than I am today. 

'It feels like the start of something rather than the end of something and what you guys create together is incredibly special and I hope you know that.'

Harry kicked off his record-breaking 12-night Wembley Stadium residency on Friday night, opening to a sold-out crowd as part of his Together Together tour.

The One Direction star is celebrating the release of his fourth studio album Kiss All the Time, Disco Occasionally with a global run, with his London dates already making history as the longest single-artist Wembley residency ever.

During the concert, he was joined on stage by country icon Shania Twain, who is supporting all 12 London shows.

The setlist mixed fan favourites like Golden, Adore You and Music for a Sushi Restaurant with new tracks including Dance No More, Aperture and Are You Listening Yet?