Louis Tomlinson

So I think, well, that's probably why he left the band, you know.

And that's what I admire about him, because if I was in his same situation, I would have probably put six plasters on it just to hope that we can stay playing happy families.

I want to know if he regrets it.

Not in the way that his own personal success has been incredibly successful and he's done really, really well like that.

But he must miss it.

Like, he must do.

Because I know Zayn really well.

And Zayn has a bit of the kind of energy I do in such a way that sometimes this whole job can just be a little bit fussy.

It's just a bit fussy in general.

You know, there's just a lot going on like that.

Now, when you're in a band, you can share that wealth.

It's like, you know, let's say you're sat in an interview you're not enjoying.

You just kind of shut up a little bit and let someone else pick up the pieces and they'll do that role.

We could share the things that we didn't like to do as much.

There must definitely be times that he misses the comfort of that, for sure.

But it's kind of like the elephant in the room, to be honest.

I've met up with him a couple of times recently, but it's not often something we'll discourse.

But there'll be a time for that, for sure.

I would like to have those conversations with him.

But it crushed me, man.