Kristen Stewart's name continues to be dragged in Robert Pattinson and FKA Twigs' relationship despite their breakup in 2013. A recent report claims that the 28-year-old singer feels threatened of KStew and RPatz's history.
"Twilight" fans will always hold Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson dear in their hearts. It isn't such a wonder how rumors continue to plague both stars despite the fact that they called it quits in 2013.
Fans continue to raise their hopes that Pattinson and Stewart will get back together in front of the big screens, if not in real life. This rumor has allegedly made Pattinson's fiancé, FKA Twigs feel threatened.
According to International Business Times, Twigs, whose real name is Tahliah Debrett Barnett, has allegedly given Pattinson an ultimatum, as the 29-year-old actor seemed to be holding off on their marriage.
"She's fed up of waiting, and she wants something small, quiet and private, so it doesn't need any elaborate plans," an insider said. "Twigs has told Rob this year they have to get married."
There have been rumors that Twigs and Pattinson will tie the knot on New Year's Eve, but it looks like the couple did not get married on the said day. Gossip Cop has also refuted the latest rumor surrounding the couple and stated that Twigs has not given the "Life" actor an ultimatum.
The aforementioned publication further noted that Twigs has previously admitted that she does not pay attention to the rumors about her or her private life.
"I'm a bit naïve. I don't read Heat [magazine], for example. I don't engage in that world, even with myself, even with my own career," she said.
Meanwhile, HitFix reported that Stewart's statement surrounding the role of women in the industry seemed to have been misunderstood.
In an earlier interview, Stewart talked about the role of women, but her statement was taken as one pertaining to diversity in the industry.
"If you're bored or if you feel like there's a lack of something in front of you, it's silly for me to say 'Go do something'... instead of sitting around and complaining about that, 'Do something.' Go write something, go do something for yourself."
