Louis Tomlinson’s latest look has fans loving the singer even more.
The former One Direction member made headlines at Glastonbury Festival after he brought a full-size television to the grounds so he and festival-goers could watch England play Slovakia in the UEFA European Football Championship quarter-finals.
But aside from being called “a legend” for setting up the TV, Tomlinson's fans began praising him for “going gray loudly and proudly.”
In video posted by BBC Somerset, the 32-year-old musician is seen with salt and pepper hair, presumably more than he's rocked in the past year.
His sister, Lottie Tomlinson, also shared a photo of the two of them at the festival on her Instagram story on June 30.
People on social media commented on his gray hairstyle, with one person pushing back at haters by writing, “In this house we love silver fox Louis and no disrespect will be tolerated.”
Another fan reposted the comment, adding, “This is just Louis having solidarity with the Vintage Fans, right? LOL. Love that he’s going gray loudly and proudly.”
One X user tweeted about how reassuring it was to see Tomlinson with the lighter locks.
“As my hair has been slowly going white at the sides since I was in my late 20s, it’s surprisingly reassuring to see 32-year-old Louis Tomlinson is greying. It’s natural,” wrote @matthewrimmer.
Another fan wrote that his hair graying is a "process of life."
"Also because he has hair not like other bald men or those who paint their hair to deny any trace of aging," the comment continued. "My man is getting more SEXY."
One fan account also made a poll asking if Tomlinson should dye his hair. "No" was the winner by 87.9%.
Tomlinson's graying locks are nothing new — as his most loyal fans would know.
Back in 2022, the "Bigger Than Me" crooner shared a photo on Instagram of himself celebrating reaching No. 1 on the U.K. charts.
In the pic, Tomlinson, with his broken arm, can be seen with silver hair by his ears.
Since then, the singer — much like 'N Sync's JC Chasez — has embraced his graying hair.
