Harry Styles had a chicken nugget thrown at him during considered one of his Madison Square Garden shows last week and fans are actually wondering whether he’s vegan.
The 28-year-old is currently doing 15 dates at the enduring Latest York venue as a part of his world tour which began in September 2021.
He often gets things launched at him from the group, like watermelon hats, sunglasses, feather boas and most recently, food.
His hilarious response to a chicken nugget being launched at him has gone viral online, and plenty of are wondering why he said he doesn’t eat the meat.
Is Harry Styles vegan? Or vegetarian? Let’s explore his eating habits…
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Is Harry Styles vegan?
Harry Styles isn’t vegan, but he’s pescatarian. Which means he doesn’t eat meat, but does eat fish. He also eats dairy and other animal products, but hasn’t eaten meat for years.
The singer revealed he had been pescatarian for 3 years in an interview with Vogue in November 2020, saying his “body definitely feels higher for it”.
He added that he was “inspired” by the vegan food that many members of his band prepared on tour and he seemingly hasn’t touched meat since.
The Watermelon Sugar singer had previously spoken about being meat-free in an interview following his Tiny Desk Concert in April 2020.
He raved about being a Green Bay Packers fan and discussed the large sausages they sell at that stadium, but said he didn’t eat one because he doesn’t eat meat.
Harry then joked that they need to sell a vegan version of the sausage, which known as a “horse collar” due to its curved shape.
Fan launches chicken nugget on stage
During considered one of his Madison Square Garden gigs this week, a fan threw a chicken nugget on stage and Harry picked it up.
“That is an interesting approach,” he hilariously joked as he held the snack before shouting: “Who threw the chicken nugget?”
Fans then began chanting “eat it,” to which the singer obviously refused because it was “cold,” “very old” and he doesn’t eat meat.
“I don’t eat chicken, sorry. I don’t eat meat,” he said, then adding “non mangio carne” which suggests ‘I don’t eat meat’ in Italian.
“Here you go, you’ll be able to have your chicken nugget back,” he shouted before throwing it back to the fan and saying: “Don’t eat it.”
“Now it’s on the ground. Don’t go on the lookout for it, we’ll get you one other chicken nugget,” the singer smirked.
The singer has a vegan brand
Harry isn’t vegan himself, but he does have a cruelty free, vegan, ethically sourced and gender-neutral brand called Pleasing.
Launched in 2021, it began as a beauty brand, selling nail polish and skincare, but has since branched out into accessories and clothing too.
“I didn’t have the desire to make products to mask people, I wanted to spotlight them and make them feel beautiful,” Harry said when the corporate launched.
“When individuals are comfortable and glowing, they’re radiating. And that’s what I feel the products do, it’s about helping you feel beautiful,” he added in an interview with Dazed.
Pleasing is predicated within the US but ships worldwide. The very best approach to see all of the products is on Instagram, where the brand has 1.4 million followers.
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