Robert Pattinson and FKA Twigs have been engaged since last year but the whole time they are engaged, they never run out of broken engagement and breakup rumors. Pattinson's ex-girlfriend Kristen Stewart's name has been perpetually linked to the engaged couple.
Pattinson and Twigs have been very private about their relationship and oftentimes due to their silence, they are presumed to have separated. However, the couple has opted to remain low key. Pattinson got several projects after they announced their engagement. This was seen as the reason why they have not laid down their wedding plans yet.
According to Blasting News, the "Twilight" actor had a different approach to their relationship unlike how it is with the "Personal Shopper" star. Pattinson and Stewart's relationship has progressed before the public's eye. In fact, Stewart has revealed that she was traumatized with how the public has affected their relationship.
When she was dragged into a much-publicized cheating scandal with her director Rupert Sanders, it took her years to recover. The scandal pulled the trigger that resulted in the demise of their relationship.
As for the rumors, the British singer and the "Little Ashes" actor just laugh off and dismiss all the breakup rumors. The rumors saying that the "Cafe Society" was involved in the relationship and was creating friction between the engaged couple, the duo just considers them part of being in the topsy-turvy world of entertainment.
Lately, news of a "Twilight" spin-off is being considered as per Cosmopolitan. Both Stewart and Pattinson have expressed interest to reprise their roles in the spin-off.
Pattinson and Twigs were engaged in 2015. Almost two years into their engagement, they remained faithful and see their relationship as satisfying.
FKA Twigs admitted that she feels uncomfortable about the rumors between her fiancé and his ex-girlfriend. However, she said that she feels fine about it because her fiancé is worth it all. She also said, "In comparison to how happy I am. And how I feel with him. It's 100% worth it."
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