Her post also included a statement from North West-based florist The Hidden Bouquet, approved by the Malik family, explaining that due to the volume of requests they were no longer able to take further orders. The statement directed fans to donate to The Palestine Project instead, raising money through Islamic Relief to provide food, clean water, shelter and emergency medical aid to those affected by the conflict in Gaza.
The fundraiser had originally aimed to raise £27,000. Thanks to over 800 supporters, it has already reached that goal, with many leaving personal messages for Zayn alongside their donations.
What this means for his tour
The hospitalisation has already taken a toll on his professional calendar. Zayn missed a fan event in London tied to the release of his new album Konnakol, as well as a scheduled appearance on The Tonight Show. He was also due to perform a special One Night Only show in Kingston on 13 April before the cancellation.
Fans are now hoping he recovers in time for his upcoming world tour, set to be his biggest solo run yet. The tour is scheduled to kick off in Manchester in May 2026, with dates across the UK followed by shows in Los Angeles, Mexico City, Sao Paulo and more, wrapping up in Miami in November.
No further details about the nature of his illness have been shared by the family.
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