News of the former “Twilight” stars running into each other more often recently has sparked rumors that Kristen Steward and Robert Pattinson are either romantically getting back together or potentially working together on a future project.
For their love lives, Pattinson recently split with FKA Twigs but has not confirmed to be dating anyone in particular at the moment. Rumors of Kristen Stewart having split from Stella Maxwell have also abounded but have not been confirmed.
Pattinson and Stewart have had a variety of career directions since the two split up after their “Twilight” heyday, but there has been no news of any upcoming movie or project that has cast the two stars, Pattinson and Stewart, together. It seems the two actors will be professionally busy for different reasons.
Robert Pattinson will be playing Louis of Guyenne in Joel Edgerton and David Michôd's Shakespearean adaptation, "The King." The movie started filming last June 1 and production will take place in England and Hungary. The film will be featured on Netflix once it finishes on a yet-to-be-disclosed date.
Kristen Stewart, on the other hand, will be starring in Benedict Andrews' political thriller "Against All Enemies." Stewart will play actress Jean Seberg, who was famous for her tangles with the FBI. While the film has yet to have a solid release date, principal production has already commenced as of June 11.
Aside from the serious crime thriller that is “Against All Enemies,” Stewart has also landed a casting in an upcoming “Charlie's Angels” reboot. While this provides a lot of excitement for fans of Stewart, there have yet to be additional details about the upcoming reboot and its casting.


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