Zayn Malik's teenage sister has reportedly been subjected to a series of vile death threats against her babu daughter.
The 17-year-old sister of former One Direction star Zayn, Safaa has received sick messages threatening her daughter Zaneyah, who was born in January.
The six-month-old baby already has an Instagram account with nearly 32,000 followers but she already been targeted by vile trolls who have threatened to take her life.
The level of abuse was shared by a friend of Safaa, who shared a snap of Zaneyah on social media.
She then shared the messages that were received in response to the photo.
Sharing the abusive messages on her own Instagram account, Safaa commented: "What a disgusting world!!”
In one message, the troll thought that they were speaking to Safaa and wrote: "Your baby’s ugly."
They then added: "Got married to cover that fact that you was pregnant."
When the troll had it pointed out that they were messaging the wrong person, they signed off by chillingly threatening: "When her kid dies you’ll listen lol. Hope her kid dies it’s ugly anyway."
Safaa had tied the knot with her teenage sweetheart Martin Tiser, 18, in September, in a traditional Muslim Nikkah ceremony.
Safaa had shared her thoughts on being a teen mum a few days before earlier, writing: "Being a young mum means that we met a little early but it also means I get to love you a little longer.
“Some people said that my life ended when I had a baby but my life had just began.
"You didn’t take away from my future, you gave me a new one. Repost if you are a proud mother.”
Singer Zayn, 26, is also expecting his first child with girifriend Gigi Hadid.
Gigi revealed the baby news when speaking to Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show.
The model, who is understood to be around six months pregnant said: “We’re very excited and happy and grateful for everyone’s well wishes and support.
"It’s a nice silver lining to be home and together and really experience it day by day."
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