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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Zayn Malik is selling his home in Hertfordshire, England, to move closer to Gigi Hadid in New York

    The former One Direction star has listed his luxury pad - which boasts four living rooms and a roof terrace - for £3.5 million, as he is keen to snap up a property in the Big Apple where he spends most of his time


    A source told The Sun newspaper's Bizarre column: "Living in New York has made Zayn happier than he has been in a long time.

    "Now feels the right time to sell his house in the UK because he just doesn't really spend any time there."

    The insider added that the 'Still Got Time' hitmaker - who is regularly spotted on the streets of New York with Gigi - will return to his family's home in Bradford, north England, whenever he's back on British soil.

    The source added: "He went to Bradford last month to celebrate the Islamic festival of Eid with Gigi and his family and feels he just wants to stay there when he's back in the UK, instead of being down south.

    "Zayn has been working on loads of exciting new music in the US and feels really inspired. He's just putting the finishing touches to his next record."

    Zayn previously admitted he doesn't want to put a "label" on his relationship with the 23-year-old model.

    He said: "I'm really thankful that I met her ... We're adults. We don't need to put a label on it, make it something for people's expectations.

    "I had a very negative outlook on things [while recording my first solo album]. That might have been adolescence or testosterone or whatever the f**k was running through my body at the time. She's helped me to look at things from a positive angle."

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