9 times Harry Styles was a champion for the LGBTQ community

Olivia SinghJun 4, 2020, 21:32 IST

Harry Styles has supported members of the LGBTQ community for years.Charles Sykes/Invision/AP

For years, Harry Styles has been a vocal supporter of the LGBTQ community.
From waving Pride flags at concerts to helping a fan come out, there are several examples of the singer being a champion for the LGBTQ group.

For fans of Harry Styles, the singer is more than just a musician.

Since his days in One Direction, the 26-year-old has been vocal about his support of the LGBTQ community, and he's not stopping any time soon. Those who attend his concerts have raved over the safe and inclusive environment he has created, from waving Pride flags to saying, "We're all a little bit gay, aren't we?"

Keep reading to learn more about the many instances when Styles was a champion for the LGBTQ community.

When he released Pride shirts with the sales going to GLSEN.

Harry Styles in May 2019. Charles Sykes/Invision/AP

When he helped a fan come out to her mother.

Harry Styles in July 2017. Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images

When he supported an openly gay athlete.

Harry Styles performing in March 2018. Handout/Helene Marie Pambrun via Getty Images

When he proclaimed that "we're all a little bit gay."

Harry Styles in November 2017. Theo Wargo/Getty Images

When fans created a rainbow using their phone lights and he gushed over the gesture.

Harry Styles performing in November 2017. Scott Barbour/Getty Images for ARIA

When he waved the pride flag at concerts.

Harry Styles waving flags while performing in New York City in June 2018. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for HS

When he said that he loves all fans who support him, regardless of what groups they are part of.

Harry Styles with fans in November 2017. Scott Barbour/Getty Images for ARIA

When he said that he views equality as "fundamental," rather than political.

Harry Styles at the ARIA Awards in 2017. Zak Kaczmarek/Getty Images for ARIA

When he donated his Gucci rainbow shoes to a British-based LGBTQ and mental health charity.

Harry Styles performing on NBC's "Today" show in May 2017. Mike Coppola/Getty Images

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