‘Chilly’ Sting works out at Kelowna yoga studio
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KELOWNA, B.C. — Sting stunned fans by showing up at a yoga studio before his performance in Kelowna, B.C., hours before kicking off his North American tour in the Okanagan city.
Kylie Sutton owns the Moksha Yoga Studio and said people left the star alone when he came in for his workout on Thursday.
“You could tell people knew who he was but no one bombarded him,” she said. “It was really awesome and I got a picture with him after class and he was so grateful and really loved the studio and loved the experience. It was really neat.”
Sutton said Sting, known as a big yoga devotee, was “super cool and really chilly.”
— The Canadian Press