Harry Styles works up a sweat on a hike after getting ‘stuck’ in California due to the coronavirus pandemic
He revealed earlier this week that he had been left stranded in California and unable to fly home to the UK because of the global coronavirus crisis.
And Harry Styles appeared to be making the most of his new surroundings as he enjoyed a hike in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
The Fine Line singer, 26, cut a rare low-key figure as he displayed his toned physique in a pair of grey shorts and a black hoodie.
Toned: Harry Styles appeared to be making the most of his new surroundings as he enjoyed a hike in LA on Tuesday after being left stranded in California due to the COVID-19 crisis
Harry teamed the items of clothing with a pair of white Nike tube socks, black trainers, yellow baseball cap and tortoise shell sunglasses.
The former One Direction star appeared in the zone as he listened to music on his AirPods while hiking.
Harry’s appearance comes after he revealed on Tuesday that he has been left stranded in California due to the COVID-19 crisis.
The star, who has had to cancel his upcoming world tour, spoke to Roman Kemp on his Capital FM breakfast show, he said: ‘I’m actually in California, I got stuck. I was supposed to be coming home then it all got a bit sketchy with the flights.’
Work out: The Fine Line singer, 26, cut a rare low-key figure as he displayed his toned physique in a pair of grey shorts and a black hoodie
This follows the hunk’s decision to postpone his tour in light of restrictions in place.
Love On Tour was due to kick off in April 2020 in the UK but Harry cancelled it due to the ongoing restrictions surrounding COVID-19.
However, he has since shared his revised schedule on Instagram for 2021 that will see the tour kick off in Italy.
The former One Direction star told the host: ‘It’s obviously disappointing but it’s not even close to being the most important thing at all right now.’
Stranded: Harry’s appearance comes after he revealed on Tuesday that he has been left stranded in California due to the COVID-19 crisis (pictured in February)
All in perspective: Harry spoke to Roman Kemp (pictured) about his travel situation but was keen to stress he knows there are much bigger things going on in the world right now
He said: ‘But it’s okay, I think that everybody understands it’s not really like there’s anything you can do about it and I think the most important thing is to keep everyone safe.’
Remaining positive, the Fine Line singer ended: ‘I’m really looking forward to it when it comes around. We’ll be very ready I guess by then.’
In another chat over on Heart FM, Harry spoke with Jamie Theakston and Lucy Horobin, who is filling in for Amanda Holden, about how he is managing his anxiety in this stressful time.
Revised schedule: Love On Tour was due to kick off in April 2020 in the UK but Harry cancelled it due to the ongoing restrictions surrounding COVID-19
Message of support: However, he has since shared his revised schedule on Instagram for 2021 that will see the tour kick off in Italy as well as a Tweet urging fans to stay indoors
The Falling singer admitted to missing his friends while stranded out in LA and how he is looking forward to socialising again.
He shared: I think it’s important to like stay updated and stay in the know but don’t sit there, I haven’t been like sitting just watching the news constantly because it makes you a little anxious.’
He continued: ‘I think if you’re with friends and stuff it’s important to be laughing and having fun still as much as you can and like checking in on people who you know who might be living by themselves or might be isolating by themselves and stuff like that.’
The future is bright: Remaining positive, the Fine Line singer said of his postponed tour: ‘I’m really looking forward to it when it comes around. We’ll be very ready I guess by then’ (pictured in February)