Kristen Stewart says she felt a 'huge responsibility' to define her sexuality after finding fame in the 'Twilight' movie franchise. But she's glad today's young stars don't have to do so. - NBCOUT
"I just feel like we don't even have the words to describe the complexities of identity right now," Stewart said.
Kristen Stewart at the premier for the film "JT LeRoy" in Los Angeles, California, on April 24, 2019.LOS ANGELES — Kristen Stewart says she felt a"huge responsibility" to define her sexuality after finding fame in the"Twilight" movie franchise. But she's glad today's young stars don't have to do so. The 29-year-old actress said she was"so gay" on"Saturday Night Live" two years ago. But she sees a shift in culture that's allowed young people - in and outside Hollywood - to accept fluidity in gender and sexuality.
"I felt this huge responsibility, like one that I was really genuinely worried about, if I wasn't able to say one way or the other, then was I sort of like forsaking a side," said Stewart, who also had a long-term relationship with"Twilight" co-star Robert Pattinson.
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