Zayn Malik’s Sister Gives Fans a Reason to Believe She Has the Tea on Zigi’s Split
Just days after Zigi announced their split fans were scouring the Internet for clues as to what could have possibly gone wrong. Finally, there might be some answers and it all comes by way of Zayn Malik‘s sister, Safaa Malik. She posted a cryptic message on Instagram — which has since been deleted — and fans are convinced she has some serious tea to spill on what really went down at the end of Zayn and Gigi Hadid‘s relationship.
She shared a photo of a quote that read, “Don’t get mad. Don’t get even. Do better. Much better. Become so engulfed in your own success & happiness that you forget it ever happened.” And if that wasn’t enough to turn heads, she captioned the photo, “Horrible people get nowhere ????.” Hmm….
The Metro claimed there were several comments on Safaa’s post that said, “Omg spill that tea sister.” Another person allegedly added, “You should tell us what is going on.” While it’s important to note that Safaa made no mention of Zayn or Gigi in her original post, fans believed it had to do with the split since she shared so soon after they publicly confirmed the separation.
Gigi and Zayn first met in November 2015 and seemed inseparable ever since. They frequently made appearances on each other’s social media accounts, Snapchatted their way through cooking a meal together, and celebrated birthdays and holidays with each other’s families. Not to mention, Zayn made his love for the supermodel permanent when he tattooed her eyes on his chest.
While it’s still unclear when they officially ended things, Gigi and Zayn both made separate statements on March 13, 2018, about their relationship. And above all else they wanted fans to know that after romantically parting ways, they still have the utmost love and respect for each other.
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