Zayn Malik shares a behind-the-scenes snap of his daughter Khai vibing to Blackpink; take a look
Zayn, 32, kept things low-key with his usual dad-in-a-cap aesthetic, but fans quickly clocked his surprise presence at the show — especially when he posted a blurry selfie with Khai from the stands. While Gigi Hadid and Zayn parted ways in 2021, they've remained amicable co-parents, and outings like this show just how much they're prioritising Khai's happiness (and, clearly, her taste in music).
About the tour
The Deadline tour has created huge buzz not just among fans, but celeb attendees too. Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Nick Jonas were seen vibing to APT at another NYC tour stop — the very song Priyanka revealed on The Tonight Show to be daughter Malti Marie's favourite. 'It's her morning anthem,' she said.
Priyanka Chopra Jonas' story
While Blackpink concerts have always been buzzy, the Deadline World Tour has taken things to another level. Spanning 16 cities and 31 shows — from New York and LA to Tokyo, Milan and Bangkok — it marks the group's first comeback after two years of solo projects.
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