Harry Styles fans in meltdown after he’s spotted in crowd greeting new Pope in St. Peter’s Square
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Fans in Rome Thursday caught Harry Styles in attendance as a new pope was announced.
The three-time Grammy-winning artist, 31, was seen in the crowd as Pope Leo XIV delivered his first public remarks in his new position.
The Golden vocalist kept a low-profile as he wore a gray cap inscribed ‘Techno is my boyfriend’ along with black sunglasses.
Styles – who has an estimated net worth of $140 million – also wore a blue coat he’s been seen on during multiple previous outings.
The English singer-songwriter was on hand to witness the first American named pope in Vatican City in the wake of a two-day papal conclave.
Dailymail.com has reached out to reps for Styles for further comment on his outing.
Fans in Rome Thursday caught Harry Styles, 31, in attendance as a new pope was announced, as he blended into the crowd seamlessly like a man of the people
The Watermelon Sugar singer was the subject of a number of social media posts from fans excited to see him on the historic day.
The Satellite entertainer blended into the crowd seamlessly like a man of the people on the weekday.
Said one X user: ‘Harry styles is so random, one day he’s at the grammys winning album of the year, then he’s running a marathon in japan…
‘But he could also be in rome waiting for the announcement of the new pope, i love being his fan.’
One user joked of the A-list singer’s fame and star presence, ‘Can’t believe the new pope got a glimpse of Harry styles on his first day of the new job.’
The feted musical artist headed in one direction at the event – toward the finish line – as he finished the marathon in less than four hours and ahead of 20,000 other runners.
Styles does not currently plan to star in a Las Vegas residency at The Sphere, a rep for the one-time boy bander told US Weekly earlier this year.
‘To set the record straight, there has never been plans for Harry Styles to perform at Sphere,’ Styles rep told the outlet.
The Watermelon Sugar singer was the subject of a number of social media posts from fans excited to see him on the historic day
Pope Leo is both the first American and first North American to be named the pope, out of 266 previous people to hold the position over the past 2,000, with 87 percent coming from Italy, the AP reported.
‘God loves us. God loves you all. And evil will not prevail. We are all in the hands of God,’ Pope Leo, 69, said Thursday at St. Peter’s Basilica. ‘Therefore, without fear, united, hand in hand with God and among ourselves, let us go forward.
‘We are disciples of Christ. Christ precedes us. The world needs his light. Humanity needs him as the bridge to be reached by God and his love.
‘Help us too, then, each other, to build bridges — with dialogue, with encounter — uniting all of us to be one people, always in peace.’
