Zayn Malik news: Perrie Edwards opens up about breakup with former One Direction member

Singer Perrie Edwards is doing well after her breakup with former One Direction member Zayn Malik. Last month, it was reported that Malk broke up with Edwards over a text message, but she is bouncing back, thanks to her busy schedule and her Little Mix bandmates. 

E! Online reports that on Monday, Aug. 17, Perrie, along with Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jesy Nelson, and Jade Thirlwall made an appearance on James Corden's "The Late Late Show," and the host gave her a hug and asked, "Are you ok? It's been a tough few weeks. Are you alright?" 

Perrie responded, "Do you know what? I'm good. I'm having an absolute blast in America. Things are going so well and I just wake up every day and thank my lucky stars I have these three girls." 

When Corden asked if the girls got her through this, Edwards said that they did, "one hundred percent." 

Little Mix has been in the U.S. promoting their new single "Black Magic." The ladies performed the song at the 2015 Teen Choice Awards, and they were even invited to join Taylor Swift on her "1989" concert in Santa Clara, California over the weekend. 

When Corden asked about them singing with Swift, Pinnock said that it was an "incredible" experience, and they revealed that the "Blank Space" singer chartered a private jet for them and that they spent the ride chatting with her. 

Edwards appeared to be in high spirits on Corden's show despite Malik's recent actions on social media. Fans were shocked when a few days ago, Malik participated in a Twitter poll which read, "Which is the better single? Retweet— "Worth It" by Fifth Harmony. Favorite — "Black Magic" by Little Mix." Malik retweeted in favor of Fifth Harmony. 

Some of his followers commented on the post, saying that his actions were "immature" while one fan admonished him for the retweet, reminding him that he was once engaged to Edwards.

Following their breakup, it was reported that Malik and Edwards have put their home on the market, just two months after moving in. 

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