“They all followed Zayn again holy s –t,” tweeted one hopeful. The rest of the members split that August, reassuring fans the break wouldn’t be permanent - although it ended up being that way.Īs we reported, fans are interpreting the guys refollowing Malik as a sign that the time has come for a homecoming, causing the hashtag #OneDirectionReunion to trend on the social media platform. Malik, 27, quit One Direction in March 2015, citing “stress” after leaving their world tour. “There’s a number of different things that we are all working on to try and make happen and people are forwarding emails around.” “We’ve got a 10-year anniversary coming up so we’ve all been speaking together a lot over the last few weeks which has been really nice,” Payne, 26, told The Sun on Thursday.
Styles has a huge solo career and recently hit the charts with his latest album “Fine Line,” while Tomlinson just released his album “Walls” and appeared as a judge on the UK’s “X Factor.” Payne, Horan and Malik have each released their own music.
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Styles, in particular, has remained great friends with director and producer Ben Winston, who helmed the Brit boy band’s 2013 movie “This Is Us.” “But there’s a lot of goodwill between them now and they want to make something happen.” Obviously, at the moment anything they do would have to be done virtually. The now-defunct Brit boy band’s anniversary is coming up on July 23 and devoted followers have noticed that Harry Styles, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson and Niall Horan have all refollowed Zayn Malik on Twitter, although Malik has not followed them back.Īll five are now on different recording labels and have solo deals.Ī source close to one of the singer’s management teams said, “There’s still a long way to go and a lot of hurdles.
However, a tour is ruled out, we’re told.
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“But at the end of the day … you understand what he’s been through.One Direction is secretly working on a plan to celebrate their 10th anniversary, Page Six can reveal - with ideas ranging from reuniting for a TV special to a new single.
“You can always look at the man for where he is and say ‘Oh yeah, whatever, that guy’s a d–k,’” Payne explained. “Before we go too deep into this, there are many reasons why I dislike Zayn, and there are many reasons why I’ll always always be on his side,” the “Strip That Down” singer said in June, going on to reflect on Malik’s “different upbringing.” In June, Payne shared the “many reasons” he dislikes Malik. The interview came one month after Payne, 28, made headlines for bashing Malik, 29, on an episode of Logan Paul’s “Impaulsive” podcast. “I don’t really have any interest in having a course about me, to be fair,” Tomlinson replied. Tomlinson accused the “Project” hosts of trying to “stir s–t up.” WireImage “That should be you, shouldn’t it?” Waleed Aly asked. The hosts moved forward with more One Direction queries, asking the England native about the “Harry Styles and the Cult of Celebrity” course at Texas State University. “It’s just when you mentioned the beef before, it sounded like you were ready to stir some s–t up, that’s all I’m saying,” Tomlinson explained. Louis Tomlinson played coy when asked about Liam Payne and Zayn Malik’s recent “beef.” The Project/YouTube When the “X Factor” alum was asked whether it is “annoying to have to answer retroactive questions,” he clarified that he is “more than happy to talk about” One Direction. Amazing memories.”īut the show’s co-hosts did not let it die there. It was an incredible thing to do, especially to do at such a young age. The “Two of Us” singer then played coy, turning the conversation to the boy band’s fame by saying, “I’m immensely proud, as I know Liam is … of those days, obviously. “So the fishing’s begun already,” Tomlinson, 30, said when the feud was brought up on Australia’s “The Project” Wednesday. The former One Direction member refused to engage when asked about Liam Payne’s recent “beef” with Zayn Malik in a new interview. Secret One Direction reunion could include new music
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