HARRY Styles has suffered a mortifying wardrobe malfunction whilst on stage in front of Jennifer Aniston.
The pop musician and former One Direction star split his trousers whilst performing live on tour – just inches away from fans.
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Harry, 28, was performing a sold out show in California today when he suffered the wardrobe malfunction, leaving his crotch momentarily exposed.
Whilst on-stage, the star wore a brown and yellow t-shirt, brown leather trousers and rocked his signature brunette curls.
The As It Was singer managed to grab a Pride flag from the audience, which he used ensure his modesty before taking a break to change into a new pair of brown leather trousers back-stage.
Harry later joked with his fans, teasing: “My trousers ripped. I feel I must apologise to a certain few of you right down in the front there.
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“I mean, this is a family show.”
He then remarked: “You sir, are you ok? I promise it’s not part of the show.
“It’s a family show… or is it? It is! Or is it?”
The grammy-award winners fans were quick to react to the hilarious moment, with one exclaiming: “Did Harry know Jennifer Aniston was there and that he ripped his pants right in front of her.”
Another wrote: “Harry’s first ever celebrity crush (jennifer aniston) is in the audience tonight and he F***ING RIPPED HIS PANTS in front of her.”
A third remarked: “Harry ripping his pants in front of Jennifer Aniston is most likely a traumatic moment for him.”
The star apologised profusely to the audience as he continued the show with Friends Actress Jennifer Aniston just a few feet away from him in the front row.
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