Perrie Edwards recently revealed how Zayn Malik broke her heart in Little Mix's new book, but also throwing some shade over his former One Direction ex-boyfriend through the group's new music, Shout Out To My Ex.
MailOnline reports, the former-boyband-turned-solo-act is doing a tell-all on how things really went down in his highly-anticipated autobiography. Zayn posted on his social media, "One week left until the book drops.. loads of new pics for you guys Xx." Die-hard Directioners can't wait until the book find its way to their hands.
One thing the 23-year-old star reportedly said is to give his followers the "full story" in his book.
In addition, Zayn confessed his time as a One Direction member had a very limited control over the lyrics of their songs, and he feels so happy being free to sing anything about sex. This was a part of an obtained snippet from his book by NME, which his fans can expect from this book.
It is written as, 'Every lyric I've ever written has a story behind it. 'All the hard work that went into the creation of Pillowtalk was worthwhile because, as soon as it was finished, I intuitively felt I was on the right path. 'I was also able to sing about a subject that I hadn't really been able to go near while I was in One Direction: sex'.
"Our World", Little Mix's new book, indicated that Perrie was living with Zayn in his North London flat when they were together, and revealed feeling 'homeless' after their engagement fell apart. "After I split with my partner, out of the blue, I had nowhere to go, which was incredibly stressful. For a while, I had no idea what to do. I thought about renting but I've got dogs and cats, so that was no good. At the time we were promoting Black Magic, and while I was in America, things really hit me and I panicked. I realised I was homeless. I was crying every day, dreading coming back," Perrie confessed, as published on MailOnline.
This was made public after rumors revealed that it was about Zayn. Later on, Perrie admitted being dumped by Zayn over text.
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