After learning of news saying that Zayn called off his engagement to Perrie, Geneva tweets, 'Saw that coming. Dunno how she didn't reali[z]e sooner what massive c**t he is.'
- Aug 6, 2015
AceShowbiz - Zayn Malik's ex-girlfriend Geneva Lane slammed the former member of One Direction after she learned that he had dumped Perrie Edwards. In a series of tweets, Geneva gave harsh comments on her ex-boyfriend and obliquely called him "massive c**t."
"Lol... Saw that coming. Dunno how she didn't reali[z]e sooner what massive c**t he is," Geneva tweeted. "She deserves so much better than to be treated how she has for so long. So many lies and so much deceit. So wrong. She will come out strong."
A user @13niallusion quickly jumped in to remind Geneva to be careful about her statement, saying, "@wanderlustayne well, for the record, don't act like you understand. Sure they're not together, but you don't know what actually happened." Geneva made it clear that what she said was just a mere opinion. She replied, "@13niallusion you are right I don't. I wasn't putting out fact, merely my opinion and my empathy towards another woman. thats all."
Meanwhile, Zayn's fans who learned of Geneva's tweets gave bitter comments to her. Among them, fan @niazstorm tweeted, "@wanderlustayne can't believe you still not over your one week relationship with him sad." Responding to many bitter comments sent to her, Geneva wrote, "I forgot what the wrath of 1D fans was like! Its only an opinion guys! But thanks for making my feed so active... It's been a while."
Later on, Geneva made a statement explaining that what she said was just a mere opinion and asked people to stop making it a big deal. "We all have an opinion, like urs [of] me. So let's leave it there and stop creating such a big deal over it #GetaGripPeople," she tweeted.
At the end of the day, she removed her tweet in which she obliquely called Zayn a "massive c**t" and apologized for it. "I'd like to apologise for my previous tweet. The language was inappropriate and under the circumstances my comment was insensitive," she wrote.
