
Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart Relationship Problems – The relationship of Twilight stars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart is again running up the rumors. Stewart is apparently being rather unhappy about Pattinson and his close relationship to his agent, Stephanie Ritz. Ritz is an older woman, who takes care of Pattinson and his career, and Stewart may be afraid Ritz may take care of a little more personal affairs.
One source has spoken about this, saying “Their relationship is on the rocks. Kristen is resentful of Rob’s friendship with Stephanie. Rob and Stephanie have always been close, and Kristen is uncomfortable with it.”
Stewart’s treatment of Pattinson, however, is a little poor for a girlfriend. Apparently, she uses Pattinson to run little errands for her due to her laziness, compares the love she feels for him with the love she feels for her dogs, and when they see each other on set she has absolutely no warmth for her man.
Once source has said “She’s like, ‘I love Rob, but I love my dogs, too.’ She treats Rob like an assistant sometimes, sending him out to buy wine or groceries.”
“She doesn’t show too much excitement when Rob visits her onset. But that’s what Rob seems to like, the fact that she doesn’t treat him as if he’s special,” the source also said.
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Oh my freaking gosh!!!!! Why is it always Kirstens fault, Rob shouldn’t be talking or hanging out with all these women. He should have friends but why all girl friends, does he have any guy friends? Kirsten is paranoid and I would be to, Rob is cute, alot of girls like him.
there are going to be alot of girls going for him and he needs to realize that and she dont need to treat him like a dog either you know..
Well here in England we have read in papers that Kristen does not what Rob to return here. That she will never come here and hates British people. So Rob will never return here and thinks of himself as American now. Now if that is true and it has come from a lot of sources does’nt that show control like behaviour.