Robert Pattinson Thinks Talking About His Relationships 'Devalues What Love Is'

Once it comes to sharing specifics about his love life, Robert Pattinson isn't someone who's very forthcoming with much intelligence in that regard at all.


Although, he was quite vocal in a recent interview with The Sunday Times, where he unexpectedly opened up a little about whether he was currently on good terms with his ex-girlfriends Kristen Stewart (Twilight forever!) And FKA Twigs. As normal, Pattison wasn't into giving uncensored specifics, nevertheless he did oblige with a "yes, yes" and reflected on a tweet from 2012 where Donald Trump, pre-presidency, famously recommended opinions to Pattinson not to take Stewart back, according to Elle.


"She cheated on him like a dog & will do it again—just watch. He can do much better!” The outlandish tweet read.


Although Pattinson wasn't as keen to discuss his ex-girlfriends, or any of his relationships in back of the tiniest of comments he proposed in response to questions about Stewart or FKA Twigs. Whenever asked about current girlfriend Suki Waterhouse, his answer was a cool "do I have to talk about her?" In lieu of any statistics. He then launched into why it is he behaves in this manner connected with his love life.


"If you let people in, it devalues what love is," Pattinson explained. "If a stranger on the street asked you about your relationship, you’d think it exceptionally rude. In the event you put up a wall it ends up better. I can’t understand how someone can walk down the street holding hands, and it’s the same Whenever I do it plus a hundred folks are taking your photo. The line between as soon as you’re performing and any time you’re not will eventually get washed away and you’ll go fully mad.”


It's properly understandable not wish to share intimate specifics like those – and Pattinson's explanation definitely makes sense. Nevertheless surely we can be forgiven for wanting to know every sordid detail about what happened between our favorite Twilight couple, right?


In any case, we respect your privacy, Robert.