 
                            
In 2017, Yolanda Hadid retreated from her glass-fridge-and-lemon-tree-lined mega-mansion by the freeway in Malibu, and fled to Pennsylvania. There, she owns a farm and has spent three years among her chickens and cows and horses, bathing in her Lyme disease-warding crystals and tending to the farm’s botanical garden. But the scenic splendor of agricultural living didn’t only attract Yolanda. Zayn Malik bought his own farm nearby in 2018, where he grows “tomatoes and cucumbers and cherries,” according to Page Six. It’s an eclectic crop, but be respectful: The sixth member of One Direction, and their future lead singer, will be born on this farm. It’s a sacred space!
Page Six reports that amid her surprise pregnancy announcement, Gigi Hadid and Zayn made off to his Pennsylvania farm, where they’re currently enjoying the pleasures of farm life. It all seems rather quaint on Instagram, if you ask me:
I mean, just look at this cheese spread and homemade focaccia! That’s the work of a rich farm wife, indisputably:
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