Harry Styles’ teacher, Ms. Vernon, praised the singer’s “beloved tribute” to her at her concert

Harry Styles’ teacher, Ms. Vernon, praised the singer’s “beautiful tribute” after she gave up her worries to dedicate a song to him at Old Trafford.

Speaking in Lorraine on Friday, Ms. Vernon admitted that she was not actually present at the concert where the star paid her homage, but was briefed by one of her colleagues, who was part of the crowd of 74,000 fans.

At the Wednesday concert, Harry repeatedly told the audience how special it was to play the “home show” in the corner of where he grew up in Holmes Chapel in Cheshire, and even tried to find his old teacher.

Ms Vernon told Lorraine, “I wish I was there, but my colleague Miss Bailey, who was there, called right away.

“I saw the video and it was a great tribute and a really cool thing to do.”

When Lorraine was asked if she had always been a “little angel” during her elementary school days, her teacher added: “Sometimes. Sometimes she was an angel. Sometimes she can be that way, you know… she has a sassy and beautiful side.

Boy: During the Wednesday concert, Harry repeatedly told the crowd how special it was to play the “home show” before trying to find his old elementary school teacher.

Funny: Ms. Vernon said to Lorraine, “I wish I was there, but Miss Bailey, my colleague who was there, called right away.”

“He was a great character. That smile was always so sweet. He loved music, he loved performing, our school and everyone else, every teacher at the Hermitage had a huge impact on him.”

Reflecting on Harry’s decision to publicly thank his teacher on the show, “It was a really nice thing for him to do. The teachers are doing a great job, every teacher worked very, very hard.

“And the reward we get comes from the kids in our classroom and the kids we teach each year. This is how we get our reward.’

bad? When Lorraine was asked if she had always been a “little angel” during her elementary school days, her teacher added: “Sometimes. Sometimes she was an angel.”

Where is he? During his performance, Harry had cut the concert briefly to find his first teacher, whom he heard was in the crowd.

“I think there was something special: a twinkle, a twinkle in his eyes, his personality, his character that has been around since he was four or five years old. It showed us that he was going to do something very special.

“But I don’t think anyone can predict how mega and crazy his career will be. In a word, perfect.

During his performance, Harry had briefly interrupted the concert in order to find his first teacher, whom he said was in the crowd.

Incredible: In the middle of the show, she cut the music off to try and find her Miss Vernon, cheering fans up.

After a frantic search of the stadium, Ms. Vernon was thought to have been found and teleported to the screen, but the teacher has confirmed that she has not been on the show since.

Harry was lyrical about the effect it had on him during his “forming years”.

He did not name the school, but it is known that Harry attended the Hermitage Primary School in Holmes Chapel before attending Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School in the village as a teenager.

It’s beautiful: he said poignantly. “I just want to say thank you for everything in those early years. Thanks a thousand times. It means a lot to me that you’re here tonight, you’ve been a really great teacher’

Harry asked from the podium: ‘How are you? I heard he retired. I just want to say thank you for everything in those formative years. Thanks a thousand times.

“It means a lot to me that you’re here tonight, you’ve been a really great teacher. Thank you from the bottom of my heart and it means a lot that you’re here, and I dedicate the next song to you.

He led the crowd to a big round of applause for Miss Vernon.

Funny: Harry couldn’t help but joke to the audience afterwards: “Can you imagine messing with me when you were four?” big laughs

Good moment: He told the crowd that his family and friends from his hometown were all in the crowd.

But before she jumped into Canyon Moon, she couldn’t help but joke with the crowd: “Can you imagine messing with me when you’re four?” big laughs.

Canyon Moon was indeed an apt tune to dedicate to Miss Vernon, as it refers to happy times during her school days.

Contains the text “I’m going, oh, I’m going home”.

Exciting: Wearing a blue and red top with a sequined cherry red crest, Harry played an incredible hour and a half under blue skies at the 74,000-seat Emirates Old Trafford Stadium.

Iconic: The special moment with Ms. Vernon came as part of a highly emotional homecoming show for Harry and his fans.

The special moment with Miss Vernon came as part of an extremely emotional homecoming show for Harry and his fans.

“It’s a real pleasure to be here on my home show, I can’t tell you how much it means to me to play here tonight and die for all of you,” he said.

He told the crowd that his family and friends from his hometown were all in the crowd.

“Some of the happiest moments of my life have been these last few albums, and some of the happiest moments of my life are just around the corner. So it’s perfect for me to play these songs for you here tonight.

Wearing a blue and red top with a sequined cherry red crest, Harry played for an incredible hour and a half under blue skies in front of 74,000 tired spectators at Emirates Old Trafford Stadium.

Fans came out in their most glamorous outfits for the show, many now wearing distinctive, brightly colored boa feathers for the show, as Harry usually does at the end of the show.

Golden has starred in many of her fan favorites and biggest hits, including Matilda, As it Was, Sign of the Times, Candy Watermelon, and Kiwi.

Required: Harry has toured the UK on several dates in the past few weeks (pictured at the Capital’s Summertime Ball in Wembley last weekend)