One Direction fans across the world are mourning the loss of Harry Styles’s hair after he chopped his beloved curls off in the name of charity.
The singer’s hair is a sensation amongst 1D fanatics yet he made the inspiring decision to donate his locks to Little Princess Trust.
Harry broke the news over Instagram, sharing a photo of a tuft of his brown wavy hair, captioning the photo: “Whoops.”
Pretty soon #RIPHarrysHair had taken over social media as fans expressed mixed reactions over the loss of their idol’s curls.
I wanna be mad at @Harry_Styles for cutting his hair without warning but he had to donate it to charity like a little angel #RIPHarrysHair
— Diana Olivia Horan (@In_Luvv_With_1D) May 6, 2016
HARRY DONATED HIS HAIR TO LITTLE PRINCESS TRUST. HE'S SUCH A BEAUTIFUL PERSON OMG MY HEART #RIPHarrysHair
— prisilla (@liamwurld) May 6, 2016
I'm so sad Harry cut his hair! I mean it's great he did it for charity but I just loved the long hair soooo much❤😭😭 #RIPHarrysHair -L💕
— 1D/5sos solo dms ツ (@solodmzx1d5sos) May 6, 2016
The star is yet to reveal a selfie sporting his new shorter hair but the internet has a theory it would look something similar to Harry circa 2013…
I mean 2013 was the bomb and the prime time of Harry's hair #RIPHarrysHair pic.twitter.com/IAbZOshJ1d
— cèce loves louis (@druglirry) May 6, 2016
OK I AT LEAST NEED TO SEE WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE BECAUSE I FEEL LIKE HES 2013 HARRY AGAIN AND I KINDA LOVE IT #RIPHarrysHair
— pcd in the am (@xflukehemmings) May 6, 2016
IM SO HAPPY TO SEE HIS HAIR , I HOPE 2013 HARRY HAIR COMES BACK !! #RIPHarrysHair
— leslie (@awhleslie) May 6, 2016
Little Princess Trust provides free real hair wigs to boys and girls across the UK and Ireland who’ve lost their own hair through cancer treatment.
The charity thanked the 22-year-old for supporting their #HairToSpare campaign.
“We are grateful to anyone who decides to do good things for us. Harry Styles’s high profile however helps raise awareness about the charity too,” they said.
“He reached out to the trust because he wanted to support us – what an endorsement from someone so popular!”
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