Robert Pattinson just celebrated his 33rd birthday on Monday. With this milestone and the recent reports that he casually and very briefly talked about her ex-girlfriend Kristen Stewart, is there a chance for a reunion?
On a very rare occasion, Pattinson recently made a comment about his exes Stewart and FKA Twigs. In an interview with The Sunday Times, he was asked whether or not he is on good terms with the two women to which he only responded, “Yes, yes.” He also noted, “They were pretty long relationships, not like three months.”
It can be recalled that the reason for Pattinson and Stewart’s breakup in 2012 involved a third party that suggests things did not end on a good note. But the “High Life” actor seems to confirm that he has no hard feelings for the “Charlie’s Angels” reboot star. However, there is no hard evidence yet that his 33rd birthday had brought them back together for celebrations.
Meanwhile, Stewart was spotted with Taylor Lautner to celebrate his birthday in February. However, the photos they shared online seemed to confirm Pattinson was not there to celebrate with them. But Stewart and Pattinson were once seen in a surprise reunion while attending a birthday bash of another common friend, Lily-Rose Depp, in June 2018.
Stewart and Pattinson also made headlines recently when journalist Evan Ross Katz posed the possibility that the actress-model-director may have worn an old t-shirt that once belonged to her ex-boyfriend. Of course, they may never confirm or deny this speculation, but it was certainly enough to revive the “Robsten” ship.
The two knew each other after being cast for the “Twilight” movie series. Though they did not immediately start a relationship, reports confirmed in 2010 that they have started dating. Due to the popularity of the movie saga, the pair became one of the most followed couples in Hollywood. However, in July 2012, rumors started spreading that she had an affair with “Snow White and the Huntsman” director Rupert Sanders, which she later confirmed in an apology statement.


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