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Zayn Malik faces another career shake-up after management exit

Zenkai Management reportedly ends working relationship after internal tensions.

Zayn Malik has once again found himself at the center of industry scrutiny after reportedly being dropped by his management team, raising fresh questions about his professional conduct and stability in his solo career.

The former One Direction member has parted ways with Zenkai Management, which had been overseeing his career since 2022. The decision is said to follow internal tensions and reported disagreements linked to an alleged fallout involving former bandmate Louis Tomlinson.

Malik, who left One Direction in 2015 to pursue a quieter life away from the spotlight, has struggled to maintain long-term professional partnerships since launching his solo career.

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Sources claim repeated challenges in working with the singer contributed to the split. One insider stated, “His team stood by him through difficult periods, but eventually they reached a point where continuing the working relationship was no longer viable. He is now reportedly seeking his third manager as a solo artist.”

The development adds to ongoing speculation about tensions within his professional circle, including earlier unverified reports of a confrontation with Louis Tomlinson during a Netflix road-trip project.

While no official confirmation has been made regarding the allegations, the latest management change highlights continuing instability in Malik’s solo career trajectory.

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