Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson have reportedly met up since they split, and some sources say that the Twilight actor has forgiven his former beau enough to take her back. Although the two are not officially back together, allegedly they could become a couple again.
Although many of the couple’s fans, and majority of the public, have turned against Stewart due to her cheating scandal, it seems like getting over the Snow White and the Huntsman star was ‘easier said than done and harder than expected’ for Pattinson as reported by Contact Music.
Since her cheating scandal flared up, Stewart had made her intentions of getting Pattinson back very clear. In fact, she even used her statement after news of her cheating broke as a way to publicly pledge her love to him in a way she’s never done before.
The statement reads: “This momentary indiscretion has jeopardized the most important thing in my life, the person I love and respect the most, Rob. I love him, I love him, I’m so sorry.”
The two have not publicly spoken about the state of their relationship up to now, so fans and the media can only speculate whether it is likely for them to get back together. What sources are able to confirm is that the former couple has met up since their breakup and that this suggests they are now on speaking terms.
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