Kristen’s May breakup with Rob left her heartbroken at the time and a source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY that it’s still an everyday struggle for her. So what is the ‘Twilight’ actress doing to cope?
For Kristen Stewart, there are still a lot of unanswered questions — What if? How can I go on? Where do I go from here? — after her breakup with Robert Pattinson, even though it’s been several months. A source close to the 23-year-old star tells HollywoodLife.com exclusively that K-Stew is definitely still struggling to cope with the single life.
Kristen Stewart Still Depressed After Breaking Up With Robert Pattinson
“Kristen is still a damn mess,” the source bluntly tells us. What hurts most for Kristen, according to the source, is that she still feels like her breakup with Rob could have been prevented, if only she hadn’t made that enormous mistake with Rupert Sanders in July 2012.
“She’s been regretting cheating every day since she got caught, and she’s convinced that she could still have Rob if not for that.”
Playing the what if game can be devastating for a heartbroken lover — it surely keeps Kristen’s pain fresh and halts any progress she’s been making towards getting over Rob.
Kristen Stewart: What She’s Doing To Cope
But even though Kristen is still wallowing in the split, the source states that she’s also finally found an outlet — or a distraction — that may be helping her get on a road to recovery: work. “She’s diving into work because she’s depressed about the split,” says the source. Kristen began filming Camp X-Ray, her first movie since the breakup, in July.
The source also adds that K-Stew is (smartly) avoiding new romances for the time being: ”She’s not planning to look for any new boys at the moment because she’s not even close to being emotionally prepared for that.”
It pains us to hear that Kristen is still struggling. After everything they’ve been through together, the breakup is truly crushing, and even Rob is still navigating his way through the heartbreak.
But Kristen finding a distraction so that she isn’t constantly left alone asking, “What if?” has to be a positive development. What do you think, HollywoodLifers? Let us know!
