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It's a really weird world: Zayn Malik
New York, June 20: Former One Direction star Zayn Malik says he can't go anywhere without being recognised and feels he is living in a weird world.
The 24-year-old, who is dating American model Gigi Hadid, feels he has lost his personal space, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"It's a really weird world. I don't think there's anywhere I could be anonymous now," Malik told Evening Standard newspaper.
"In New York (where Gigi is based), you can sometimes get out in the early hours of the morning for a walk.
"But there's no underground parking here, no escape routes. So they're going to get pictures, they're going to find you. In Los Angeles, it's more catered to these things -- you've got back entrances and that," he added.
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