When 26-year-old actress Kristen Stewart performed in a Rolling Stones music video "Ride 'Em Down," many gasped in admiration including her old boyfriend, Robert Pattinson. Fans see this video as the way for them to get back together.
Many believe that this music video where Kristen appeared on may be what is needed for them to be a twosome again. International Business Times reports that in the video, Kristen Stewart wore sexy tight jeans lapping a blue lollipop while driving a '65 Mustang from the grocery store to a gas station. At the station, as she fills the car with gas, she danced and performed some dance gyrations on a post. It was subtly erotic scene although it did not show much skin.
The video immediately racked up 2 million views which proved her performance was really something for the books. When Hollywood Life praised her for the sexy video, her ex-boyfriend agreed and said he was a fan of Rolling Stones.
"Rob's a huge fan and knows Kristen is too. He's knows she must have been super psyched to work on this. And yes, he thought Kristen pulled off some pretty sexy dance moves," says an alleged source to Hollywood Life. "She's doing her thing, and he's proud of her." Kristen was really a tease and perhaps, her video appearance came at the right time.
According to The Inqusitr, Robert Pattinson just gone through a rough time in her relationship with girlfriend, FKA Twigs. She often gets jealous whenever he communicates with Kristen just like what happened when he congratulated her on an Oscar nomination. FKA Twigs realizes that Robertson might still be having feelings for Kristen since it took him a long time to move on after their breakup.
The stress on their relationship led to Robert's cancelling their marriage plans. He says he might be too young to get hooked but fans know that it is not the real reason.
This thing about Kristen's video can get the cinders of romance between Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson rekindled again. Fans are thrilled with the possibility of this becoming a reality.
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