He’s “Falling” again.

Harry Styles briefly took a tumble during his Mexico City concert at GNP Seguros Stadium over the weekend — but recovered like a true pro.

The singer, 32, could be seen skipping across the stage before slipping backward and landing on his side in concert footage shared via TikTok from the latest stop of his Together, Together Tour.

Styles recovered smoothly, however, and didn’t miss a beat as he continued to perform his opening song, “Are You Listening Yet?”

The singer later removed his shoes while performing the song “Adore You” to avoid another spill on stage.

The concert tumble came after Styles was forced to delay his Saturday night show in Mexico City due to heavy rainfall and nearby storms. It marked the second of his six-show residency in the city.

“Viva México! Thank you so much for being here. Is everyone all right? OK, it’s just like sweating if you think about it. You survived the rain. Thank you for being here. It means so much to us,” he told the 68,000-person crowd while addressing the weather during the delayed concert, per Daily Mail.

Styles’ global Together, Together Tour, which kicked off in May, has experienced some rocky moments throughout its first three months.

The singer canceled his July 21 show just hours before he was set to take the stage due to an undisclosed health issue.

“We deeply regret to inform you that the Harry Styles show scheduled for Tuesday, July 21, 2026, at MorumBIS has been canceled due to a health issue on the tour,” Live Nation Brasil wrote on X at the time, sharing that tickets for the concert would be refunded to fans.

Earlier in the tour, during a June 26 concert at Wembley Stadium in London, Styles accidentally choked on his water while attempting his signature “whale” spray on stage.

Videos circulating on social media at the time showed the singer taking a sip of water, spraying it out of his mouth and promptly falling on his back as he coughed in an attemp to catch his breath.

Following his tour stint in Mexico City, Styles will head to New York City for a sold-out, 30-night residency at Madison Square Garden.