Kristen Stewart is reportedly avoiding the Rupert Sanders – Liberty Ross divorce because she reportedly doesn’t want to jeopardize the chance of getting back together with Robert Pattinson. Hollywood Life reports that Liberty herself hasn’t reached out to either Kristen or Rob in the wake of last summer’s scandal involving her husband and Kristen, and the source adds, “Why would she? That’s not something I’d expect her to do. Rupert brought them into this entire situation and unfortunately she and Robert, the poor little guy, were hurt the most. The entire situation is one she wants behind her and being away from everyone involved would be best for her.”
Kristen Stewart and Rupert Sanders during SWATH premiere
A friend of Kristen’s also reportedly opened up about Kristen’s reactions to the divorce, saying, “She hasn’t mentioned anything about Liberty and Rupert getting divorced. She never ever mentions his name, and her friends know not to bring up his name, especially out of respect for Rob. But I am sure she feels terrible.”
The source added, “Kristen doesn’t talk to or talk about Rupert Sanders to anyone. Unless Rob brings up his name for some reason, Kristen would never, ever mention his name. She has moved on. She is really just focused on her number one priority right now, which is Rob.”
Rupert Sanders and Liberty Ross at the SWATH premiere
While that’s all well and good, Kristen should have reached out to Liberty as it would have been the mature thing to do. Of course, she still hasn’t publicly acknowledged the cheating scandal after the initial statement to People apologizing to Rob, and it’s not likely she will in the future either. Although she and Rob reportedly called it off for the second time last week, and Rob’s rumored to be moving on with his ‘Remember Me’ co-star Emilie de Ravin, sources have said there is a possibility of them getting back together if Kristen plays her cards right – and that would involve not getting mixed up with Rupert again.
Kristen Stewart's first post-cheating scandal interview
