Armaan Malik's message after 'Can't take it anymore' post comes as a relief to fans

On Tuesday night, Armaan Malik's cryptic mess saying 'I can't take it anymore' left his 8 million fans worried and singer was trending on social media. Malik deleted all his Instagram posts and deleted his display picture but on Wednesday he reassured his fans and wrote 'don't worry'. 

Minutes after this, one fan wrote, "You literally scared us mannn!!!", while ar said, "You left me worried alrey dude! But this tweet makes everything better." [sic]

R.M. Drake too left a comment on Malik's "Can't take it anymore" post and wrote, "Did you just delete everything? Don't worry too much. Everything sorts itself out with time." [sic]

Meanwhile, this is t first time Armaan Malik has left everyone in shock like this. In March 2019, When Justin Beiber h tweeted about feeling disconnected and weird, Armaan later tweeted saying, "Just realised that it’s t only me, it’s you and everybody else around us and we all go through some intense stuff on a daily basis which we don’t talk about. Let’s all be strong toger."

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Armaan Malik's depression in 2018

Armaan Malik in past has opened up about battling depression and in an interview said, "Heartbreaks does t happen only in terms of love, your heart can be broken and be s for a number of things. I was also going through a number of things emotionally and work-wise."

'I've t been ok for a while w', tweets Armaan Malik responding to fans who have been worried for him, gives m a reassuring mess

He ded: "I felt 2018 was t that great year for me which is why I started travelling, just spending some time alone, just trying to explore things. I am working since of 9 and I feel that somewhere I haven't enjoyed my life much. I think a lot of it stems from social media when you see or people posting. After I got out of low phase, I unfollowed people I did t want to see on a daily basis... only place I feel I will get love is my fans."