Harry Styles joined the UK in celebrating the England team's 2-1 victory over DR Congo in the World Cup on Wednesday evening. The singer, 32, was observed jumping and cheering with companions from the periphery of one of his residency concerts at Wembley Stadium.
The match, described as bad-tempered, saw England trailing 1-0 against their African opponents, ranked 35th in the world, for a significant portion. England's comeback secured a 2-1 win, setting up a round-of-16 match against Mexico in Mexico City.
Styles, known for his enthusiasm for football, has participated in charity matches and has been a recipient of football memorabilia, including a Manchester United shirt from Rio Ferdinand. His current engagement includes a series of shows at Wembley before heading to Mexico's Estadio GNP Seguros and New York City's Madison Square Garden.
In personal news, Styles and his fiancée, Zoe Kravitz, are reportedly exploring wedding venues in New Orleans. This follows their engagement two months prior. Kravitz has historical ties to the city, having lived there with her father, musician Lenny Kravitz, during her teenage years. Sources suggest the couple desires a unique wedding, and New Orleans' musical heritage is a significant draw.
Recently, Styles and Kravitz were seen enjoying a picnic in London's Hampstead Heath. The singer also experienced a moment of concern during a performance last week when he choked on water on stage amid a UK heatwave. The UK had recorded its hottest June day for three consecutive days prior to this incident.