After Zayn Malik has admitted to suffering with anxiety still despite his abundant fame, there are still many aspects in his life that he is succeeding at. He just recently opened up is online store, but is allegedly having relationship troubles with girlfriend Gigi Hadid on top of that.
Zayn Malik Launches Online Store Via His Snapchat Account; Filled With Zayn-Branded Merchandise
Despite all the fame that Zayn Malik is currently getting, he has pursued on to other ventures to which he feels he could succeed at. He has been dealing with anxiety ever since he got ultimately famous, thus venturing into other aspects wherein he does not need to get in front of millions of people. In his Snapchat account, he announces his launch of his online store called the zaynmalikstore.com. This site consists of merchandise that is everything about him as well.
This hasn't been his first venture out of the music industry. This already follows the release of his autobiography, to which he tells all the cons of being as famous as he is who is suffering through extreme anxiety. Thus, launching an online store is perfect for him since he doesn't have to deal with talking to millions of fans, but will definitely be a success since he is still one of the most famous icons in Hollywood these days.
Zayn Malik Reportedly Having Trouble With Girlfriend Gigi Hadid After Ex-Girlfriend Perrie Edwards Dates Low-Profile Soccer Player
On top of his business ventures, Zayn is allegedly having relationship troubles with girlfriend, Gigi Hadid. This news surfaced around the social media ever since the news came about that his ex-fiancé, Perrie Edwards is already dating another guy, Arsenal soccer player Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. This may have been the first guy that she has dated ever since the couple broke things off between them. This is opposite her relationship with Zayn who was the center of the spotlight for such a long period of time, and Zayn is reportedly acting out on this news causing a rift between him and his current girlfriend, Hadid.
