One Direction members have given their first interview after Zayn Malik left the band revealing that here's no chance they will break-up.
Now, the four-member Brit band told the Sun, that all of them were 100 percent committed to staying in the band.
The band continued that they were gutted Malik chose to leave but now after a few performances as a four-piece, they felt confident and determined to carry on stronger than ever.
Liam Payne also admitted the past few weeks had probably been the toughest in the band's five year history.
Malik walked away from the band's world tour in late March after being "signed off with stress".
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