Amid rumors that Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have reunited, the "Cosmopolitan" actor was spotted with Dylan Penn, his rumored girlfriend.
Recently rumors were ablaze that Robert Pattinson and his former love interest Kristen Stewart were on the verge of rekindling their romance. The duo was spotted together on various occasions and reports had it that they were still very much in touch with each other.
Amid these speculations, Pattinson was spotted hanging out with rumored girlfriend Dylan Penn. The two were attending a private party for the launch of Angie Banicki's new book "30 Before 30" at the Roosevelt Hotel. Though it wasn't a typical date night, and neither had the two arrived together, witnesses confirmed they were seen hanging out with each other in the bar area. A source also confirmed to E! Online that the two left around the same time, but separately.
Reportedly Pattinson was quite life of the party with almost every girl in the room flirting with the "Twilight" star.
On October 30 Stewart reportedly spent four hours at Pattinson's house and if rumors are to be believed, it wasn't just to see her dogs. After four hours, Stewart was spotted leaving the house in her pickup truck with Pattinson following close behind. On noticing photographers, Pattinson made a u-turn and returned to his pad. A clearly upset Stewart showed the photographers her middle finger before driving away.
Three days later, on November 3, the couple was spotted together again on Dia de los Muertos at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. They were holding hands while walking and celebrating Dia de los Muertos, a Mexican holiday. An onlooker shared his eyewitness account of their secret date.
"Rob and Kristen went to check out the scene at Hollywood Forever Cemetery on Saturday night, Nov. 2," the source told Hollywood Life. "There was a huge celebration for Dia de los Muertos with tons of costumes and bands. They just mixed in with the crowd and acted like a normal couple just hanging out."
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