There have been new updates in the Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson 2013 break up. Turns out Stewart, who played Bella in the hit Twilight franchise, may be losing her hair from all the stress. Pattinson, aka Edward, seems to be doing much better and is rumored to be dating Shoshana Bush.
Things are not going great for Kristen Stewart, especially when it comes to love. Recent reports and photos seem to reveal that the young starlet is going bald.
While Kristen has not addressed the most recent rumors, that doesn’t stop the tabloids from speculating as to why she is losing the hair. OK! Magazine is claiming that Rupert Sanders and his ex-wife, Liberty Ross, is to blame.
Rupert was the reason behind Robert and Kristen’s first break up. The young actress slept with the director who was married, while she was still dating Robert. Now, it has been revealed that she may have cheated on Rob with Rupert AGAIN. According to a source:
“Sanders, not her, abruptly ended it...Liberty’s still furious at her for sleeping with her husband and forcing a split that has really affected her two small kids...Liberty recently left a message for Kristen, suggesting she might as well sew a big letter ‘A’ on her chest, since she’s never really apologized to the now-divorced mom.”
Of course, it was initially reported that Kristen and Robert split for a second time, because Stewart proved too needy. Hollywood Life quoted a source who told the website:
“Kristen wanted to go straight back to where they’d been before they first split up and pushed Rob really hard on it. She wanted the whole package: the house, the wedding and even the baby. It was all way too much for Rob to handle.”
Robert Pattinson, on the other hand, seems to be doing much better than his Twilight counterpart. In fact, new reports indicate that he may be dating Shoshana Bush.
As always, we want to hear what you think. Show Rob and Kristen get back together? Is she really losing her hair? Let us know youre thoughts in the comment field below.
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