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HARRY Styles was the life and sole of the party as he downed a drink from one of his trainers on stage.

The Watermelon Sugar singer, 29, was performing in Perth when he did a shoey — the Aussie live music tradition of pouring a drink into a shoe and downing it.

Harry Styles drank from one of his shoes while on stage in Perth, Australia
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Harry Styles drank from one of his shoes while on stage in Perth, Australia
Harry used water to do the 'shoey,' calling it 'one of the most disgusting traditions I’ve ever witnessed'
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Harry used water to do the 'shoey,' calling it 'one of the most disgusting traditions I’ve ever witnessed'

But he refused to do so with booze, instead lacing his footwear with water for the smelly stunt.

A fan named Scott was shown doing his own shoey during the first night of Harry’s Australian tour on Monday, before the crowd turned to the singer to try it.

He filled up one of his green £575 Adidas x Gucci trainers with water, saying: “This is one of the most disgusting traditions I’ve ever witnessed.”

He then put his soggy shoe back on and joked that he felt tainted by the experience.

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Harry added: “I feel like a different person.

“I feel ashamed of myself.

“Such an intimate moment to be shared with so many people.

“It’s fine when Scott does it . . . I’ll be discussing this with my therapist at length.”

It was Harry’s first performance since he won four Brit Awards earlier this month, including the best artist category.

He will spend the next fortnight playing shows across Australia and New Zealand before a series of concerts in Asia.

Harry will return to the UK for shows in Coventry and Edinburgh in May followed by London and Cardiff in June.

Harry used one of his £575 Addidas x Gucci trainers for the stunt
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Harry used one of his £575 Addidas x Gucci trainers for the stunt
Harry will return to the UK for shows in Coventry and Edinburgh in May followed by London and Cardiff in June
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Harry will return to the UK for shows in Coventry and Edinburgh in May followed by London and Cardiff in JuneCredit: Getty
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