Harry Styles Helps Concert Attendees Come Out As Gay: ‘You Are A Free Man’

This weekend, Harry Styles offered a fun LGBTQ exposure gesture and helped a young Italian fan declare himself gay.

During his performance at Wembley Stadium in London on Sunday, the Grammy winner saw an audience member holding a sign that read “From Ono to Wembley: Help Me”.

The styles that A sincere advocate For LGBTQ rights, spontaneously produced. The concert footage, which appeared on social media, shows how the pop star would collect a rainbow flag from the front of the stage.

“When this flag flies over your head, you’re officially gay, my son,” he told a fan, as seen in the clip.

When his group of drums started playing, Styles waved his flag for a few seconds and finally raised the banner in the air as the crowd roared.

“Congratulations, you are a free man,” he said.

Styles released his third album, “Harry’s House. It deserved a lot of approval last month. Since then he has continued to make a sensation with many fans as he toured Europe and the UK on his Love On Tour.

Last week the singer spent a few minutes with her “First school teacher Anne Vernon, who she claims attended her show in Manchester, England. Return to the concert stage on Wednesday with a performance in Dublin.

Styles will appear in two new films this fall, “Do Not Worry Dear” and “My Policeman”. In the final film, he plays a closed gay cop who finds himself in a love triangle between a museum curator (David Dawson) and a teacher (Emma Corinne).