James Corden feels that no one can replace former One Direction star, Zayn Malik, in the band.
The 36-year-old English actor thinks that the group has made the right decision to continue as a foursome in the wake of Malik's departure, adding that it wouldn't be right to have another 5th member, the Mirror reported.
The 'The Late Late Show' host firmly believes that the remaining 'Steal My Girl' hit-makers had a 'rich' future ahead together.
Corden will be the first person to interview the pop group post Malik's exit.
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