Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart Romance Might Not Survive the End of 'Twilight'

Nonstens believe Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart's romance will end with the final Twilight Saga film. And they may be right. The fabled couple might break up immediately after finishing promotional work for Breaking Dawn Part 2. But if that happens, it won't be for the Nonstens' reasons. As every good twihard knows, nonstens believe Robsten is a studio-manufactured romance that exists only to grease the wheels of the Twilight Saga publicity machine. But according to sources, RPattz and KStew might go their separate ways for entirely different Twilight-related reasons.

If Rob and Kristen are simply pretending to be a couple to fulfill their Twilight contracts, then they will likely break up shortly after the end of the year. But even if their romance is real, the end of Twilight might be the last nail in the coffin of a relationship that is already rumored to be moribund. Reportedly, the Twilight couple spend very little time together, now that they've finished the Breaking Dawn 2 reshoots and moved on to their own new endeavors, Cosmopolis and Snow White and the Huntsman. When they are together, they allegedly fight like cats and dogs. Once Breaking Dawn Part 2 is released and all its promotional work is done, there will be little or no reason for them to spend time together at all. Their relationship will become a strictly long distance one. And long distance love affairs tend to be short term.

Alas only time will tell whether Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart will be together after Twilight finally fades into the night. And actually, there's really no way to be sure they're genuinely in love. Only they and their studio's execs know that for sure. But what do you think?

© Hope Carson 2012

Hope Carson is the author of 2 books: A Roaring Girl: An Interview with the Thinking Man's Hooker and A Thousand and One Night Stands: The Life of Jon Vincent. You can follow her on Twitter.

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