An act of charity by pop prince Harry Styles may have gone awry after he was caught between two competing zoos.
The former One Direction member performed back-to-back sold-out shows at Sydney’s Accor Stadium in March as part of his Love on Tour.
The western Sydney zoo of the same name was founded in 2015, about 50km west of the city’s more well-known Taronga Zoo in Mosman. Taronga Zoo, accessible by ferry, is located on Sydney Harbour and is popular among tourists. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Flavio Brancaleone Styles and Braithwaite performed the singer’s well-known song Horses, with Braithwaite also performing Watermelon Sugar at his own show.
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