Rumors about Kristen Stewart's bisexuality never seem to cease fire following her breakup with 'Twilight' co-star Robert Pattinson. On the other hand, Rob enjoys his relationship with his new girlfriend FKA twigs.
Kristen Stewart and her very close pal Alicia Cargile are spending a lot of time together, which lead to the conclusion that they could be dating. Although none of them confirmed or denied the issue, their closeness has sparked unwanted attention from media, Classiclite reported.
"Kristen Stewart was back doing her favorite thing on Wednesday... grabbing a coffee with her close pal Alicia Cargile...The pair took a short walk for their morning caffeine fix in Los Feliz, both wearing beanies, jeans and printed tops...It was certainly a very different look to what Kristen was wearing on Tuesday..."
Another rumor surfaced about the two moving in together. It seems that they have decided to bring their relationship to the next level, reported Latin Post.
"Kristen recently bought a huge loft in downtown LA and she asked Alicia to move in," an insider said. "It seemed pointless to live apart, since they were with each other every day."
On the other hand, it is not unknown to the public that Robert Pattinson has already found her Juliet and the two are caught on cam many times having PDA, reported International Business Times.
Despite being busy with their individual careers, the 30-year-old actor and the 26-year-old singer have a way of keeping the fire of their relationship burning.
"Yes, they are crazy about each other and the time apart definitely worked in their favor," a source said.
"They have sexy Skype sessions and sex is always hotter than ever when they see each other," the insider added. "The couple is reportedly planning on dividing their time between London, New York and LA," the source said.
Do you think that it's Kristen Stewart's bisexuality that has caused the two to go separate ways? Is Robert Pattinson really in love with FKA twigs or is she just a back-up plan? Tell us what you think.
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