Gigi Hadid Open To Zayn Malik Spending Thanksgiving With Her And Daughter After Split

Gigi Hadid is planning on spending Thanksgiving with her mom Yolanda Hadid and siblings, Bella Hadid and Anwar Hadid, after her split from Zayn Malik last month. However, a report said the model, who shares daughter Khai with Malik, is open to her ex spending the holidays with them if he chooses to.

“With everything going on, Gigi knows the holidays won’t be the same this year as they were last,” Hollywood Life cited a source as saying. “Gigi loved celebrating with her whole family together, Zayn included. But now that they’ve split, she doesn’t know exactly how that will look.”

“She’s planning on celebrating Thanksgiving with her mom at the Pennsylvania farm, the insider continued. “Bella and Anwar plan on being there too. Gigi loves cooking at Thanksgiving and she just wants to be surrounded with family. Zayn hasn’t asked about plans for Thanksgiving yet, so Gigi is going to move forward with her own plans for her and Khai and if Zayn reaches out, then she’s not opposed to him seeing her,” the source added.

The source also said that Gigi would never keep their child away from her father, so she’s not opposed to her ex spending the holidays with Khai if that’s what he wants. The source, however, clarified that it’s not to rekindle their romance. “She’s strictly focused on co-parenting and not on rekindling anything romantic,” the source was quoted as saying by the outlet.

Hadid and Malik’s split happened around the same time the latter made headlines for allegedly hitting Hadid’s mother during an argument. Reports at the time claimed the altercation took place at the Pennsylvania home Malik shares with Hadid.

However, in a statement to TMZ, he denied the allegation. “I adamantly deny striking Yolanda Hadid and for the sake of my daughter I decline to give any further details and I hope that Yolanda will reconsider her false allegations and move towards healing these family issues in private,” he said.

Despite his denial, court documents reveal that the former One Direction singer has been charged with four counts of harassment and pleaded no contest.