Interviewer: Have any of you ever had a pregnancy scare?
Harry: The first time I had sex I was scared I got the girl pregnant - that was despite the fact we were safe. Luckily we were fine.
Louis: Even though I love kids, the thought of having a child now is pretty scary. It's one of my worst fears. I'm not against teenage pregnancies - my mum had me at 19 - but I'm not ready. My mum would kill me if I got a girl pregnant now,
Interviewer: As teenage role models, is it important to regularly get regular health checks?
Louis: Some people feel embarrassed to go to the clinic and get checked but I think it's essential for every young person. We have and we're all-clear and healthy! I remember we had people come to my school once to check everyone and I think that was such a good idea. It helps people get over the whole embarrassment stage. In my opinion, kids at school should always have regular checks.
Interviewer: What's the most rock star thing you've done so far?
Zayn: I paid over a grand once for a night at a hotel. We ordered loads of stuff at one room.
Louis: I was walking down the street with my mate Stan and he said: 'What do you want to do?' As a joke I said let's go to Ibiza, so we went and booked out flights and went for the day. We partied all night and then came back.
Interviewer: What's the craziest thing a fan has done?
Harry: We had a sanitary towel stuck to our window. She was trying to get our attention and it worked because we're still talking about it now.
Zayn: It was disgusting. No one had beat that yet.
Interviewer: where would you draw the line when it comes to endorsements?
Louis: I wouldn't like to endorse condoms because of the jokes that would be made. [Puts on voice] 'Are you even old enough to have sex?'
Zayn: You know what? If it suits you then do it. We wouldn't do anything that felt forced.
Interviewer: Wouldn't you like seeing your face on a pack of condoms?
Zayn: It could be a bit embarrassing if someone gave you your own condoms, but it's good for us to endorse safe sex.
Louis: I wouldn't want my face going on a condom! It's always a good idea to carry one, though, because things can easily happen in the heat of the moment/
Harry: To get lazy and say you'll be fine is selfish. I'd never risk not wearing a condom - it's too much of a risk. You can say it'll never happen to you but I bet most people it happens to say that. Is you're not ready for a child, then don't risk it.
Interviewer: Were any of you bullied at school?
Liam: I was. I went and told my parents and my teachers, but it didn't stop so I had to sort it out myself. It was verbal, not violent, but I used to get quite upset. I was in year eight and they were sixth-formers. Basically I needed an older brother but I didn't have one. So I got this guy I know, who was in his early twenties to pretend to be my big brother and pick me up from school. When they saw him they quickly stopped. They never picked on me again!
Interviewer: Have any of you ever been rushed to hospital?
Harry: Yes, I was really ill and I kept being sick just before I went on The X Factor. I remember I kept throwing up and then I got really bad and I started coughing up blood so my parents took me to the hospital. Obviously they discharged me but to this day i don't know what it was.
Interviewer: When was the last time any of you had a row?
Louis: It was when I went out in Luton with my best friend Stan. Some guy wanted a photo and Stan was stood between us and he was rude to Stan. He yelled at him to get out of the way, saying 'Let me have my f***ing picture please' So I just said 'Can you be more polite? There's nothing annoys me more than people being horrible to my mates. I let him have a picture but just told him to be more polite.
Harry: The first time I had sex I was scared I got the girl pregnant - that was despite the fact we were safe. Luckily we were fine.
Louis: Even though I love kids, the thought of having a child now is pretty scary. It's one of my worst fears. I'm not against teenage pregnancies - my mum had me at 19 - but I'm not ready. My mum would kill me if I got a girl pregnant now,
Interviewer: As teenage role models, is it important to regularly get regular health checks?
Louis: Some people feel embarrassed to go to the clinic and get checked but I think it's essential for every young person. We have and we're all-clear and healthy! I remember we had people come to my school once to check everyone and I think that was such a good idea. It helps people get over the whole embarrassment stage. In my opinion, kids at school should always have regular checks.
Interviewer: What's the most rock star thing you've done so far?
Zayn: I paid over a grand once for a night at a hotel. We ordered loads of stuff at one room.
Louis: I was walking down the street with my mate Stan and he said: 'What do you want to do?' As a joke I said let's go to Ibiza, so we went and booked out flights and went for the day. We partied all night and then came back.
Interviewer: What's the craziest thing a fan has done?
Harry: We had a sanitary towel stuck to our window. She was trying to get our attention and it worked because we're still talking about it now.
Zayn: It was disgusting. No one had beat that yet.
Interviewer: where would you draw the line when it comes to endorsements?
Louis: I wouldn't like to endorse condoms because of the jokes that would be made. [Puts on voice] 'Are you even old enough to have sex?'
Zayn: You know what? If it suits you then do it. We wouldn't do anything that felt forced.
Interviewer: Wouldn't you like seeing your face on a pack of condoms?
Zayn: It could be a bit embarrassing if someone gave you your own condoms, but it's good for us to endorse safe sex.
Louis: I wouldn't want my face going on a condom! It's always a good idea to carry one, though, because things can easily happen in the heat of the moment/
Harry: To get lazy and say you'll be fine is selfish. I'd never risk not wearing a condom - it's too much of a risk. You can say it'll never happen to you but I bet most people it happens to say that. Is you're not ready for a child, then don't risk it.
Interviewer: Were any of you bullied at school?
Liam: I was. I went and told my parents and my teachers, but it didn't stop so I had to sort it out myself. It was verbal, not violent, but I used to get quite upset. I was in year eight and they were sixth-formers. Basically I needed an older brother but I didn't have one. So I got this guy I know, who was in his early twenties to pretend to be my big brother and pick me up from school. When they saw him they quickly stopped. They never picked on me again!
Interviewer: Have any of you ever been rushed to hospital?
Harry: Yes, I was really ill and I kept being sick just before I went on The X Factor. I remember I kept throwing up and then I got really bad and I started coughing up blood so my parents took me to the hospital. Obviously they discharged me but to this day i don't know what it was.
Interviewer: When was the last time any of you had a row?
Louis: It was when I went out in Luton with my best friend Stan. Some guy wanted a photo and Stan was stood between us and he was rude to Stan. He yelled at him to get out of the way, saying 'Let me have my f***ing picture please' So I just said 'Can you be more polite? There's nothing annoys me more than people being horrible to my mates. I let him have a picture but just told him to be more polite.
