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Robert Pattinson ‘Gets Advice From Brad Pitt’

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Robert PattinsonRobert Pattinson has been getting advice from Brad Pitt.

The Fight Club actor — who is divorced from Jennifer Aniston and currently raises six kids with partner Angelina Jolie — reportedly gave the young British actor relationship tips when the pair crossed paths at last month’s Cannes Film Festival.

Pitt, 45, apparently told Rob how to keep private his rumored romance with his Twilight costar Kristen Stewart, and recommended staying at the Waldorf-Astoria in NYC as it is very private.

“Brad suggested the Waldorf-Astoria because it is very private,” a source revealed.

It was recently reported that Kristen was gearing up to dump her longtime boyfriend, actor Michael Angarano, to embark on a relationship with Robert.

“Robert is completely frustrated. If Kristen isn’t interested in a serious relationship, she needs to tell him so he can move on,” an insider said.

“He’s asked her to choose between him and Michael this summer. Robert’s not willing to be strung along.”

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  • Carolyn

    Thank you Brad!!! I have hoped someone high profile would mentor Rob – There are obvious chemicals between them Kristen and Rob – it literally jumps off the screen and it’s more than just sex, because Rob could literally have anyone he wants. They have been nothing but classy through this whole thing. Respecting each other and Mike. I know we don’t literally know Rob & Kristen, but some of us are perceptive enough to know they are very mature in this crazy world they’re in, kudos. I met my first husband at 15 and was divorced by 25 and he was a great guy – but big changes happen between 15 and 21 – and it’s unrealistic to think you can stay committed in this age and not date more than one person. If Mike & her are meant to be – he’ll give her some space, and Rob obviously has given her space. Now it’s time for her to decide. Go with your heart Kristen, the biggest mistake is not believing – there is still real beautiful committed love out there, you deserve it. I was too afraid to step away from the security of my first major boyfriend and then husband – because I felt it was disloyal, but I have to tell you, we’re both married to other people today but we’ll be friends who love each other until the day we die, like Bella and Jake. You can have friends you love and maybe that is where you’re meant to be right now. Don’t let your future pass you by! As always, praying for you both, Peace.

  • Carolyn

    PS I was married when I was almost 19 – and we really thought we had thought this through. Again, mistaking loyalty and passion and connection in the first years of our relationship – to mean that lifelong commitment was expected, because we had always been there for each other – feeling anything less was betrayal. Again, go for the dream, it does exist – when it’s right it’s right and eventually, you can have it all, the dream and the love of lifelong friends, after the hurt subsides, perspective comes through…