The 23-year-old singer said the members of the band are going their own way for now, but they will definitely come back, reported Femalefirst.
"For now we are doing our own thing. We can't put a date on it but it won't be in fifty years time.
"It's in the foreseeable future. We've talked about it but for now we'll just play by ear and see what happens," he said.
He also opened up about what he did when his group decided to take a hiatus in January 2016.
"All of my friends got to do it when I was traveling the world in a different way, so I thought it's only fair that I get to do it, too," he said.
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