When Kristen is in interviews solo, she looks down, has her shoulders hunched and acts insecure. But when she’s around Rob, she lights up!
Is Kristen Stewart the best version of herself when beau Robert Pattinson is around? HollywoodLife.com spoke with Beverly Hills based body language expert Dr. Lilian Glass who seems to think so. She tells us that although Kristen looks unbelievable on W Magazine’s Fashion Issue, her behind-the-scenes video from the shoot says something entirely different.
Not only does Dr. Glass find Kristen to be uncomfortable with fame, she finds Kristen to be a very insecure girl.
“There’s no confidence. This shows you the magic of illusion,” Dr. Glass says in reference to the gorgeous W photo spread. “Kristen looks down, plays with her hair, has a monotone voice, something happened in her childhood, she is so insecure and so unconscious and she is just very very stuttering stammering thinking looking down all the time, angry.”
But when we asked Dr. Glass to look at the photos of Kristen with Rob on the set of Breaking Dawn, she was shocked! In pictures taken in between takes while the on-and-off screen couple were filming their honeymoon in Brazil, Kristen is constantly smiling, laughing, and her confidence soars!
“Rob brings out the best in her and he makes her laugh and we never see her laugh,” Dr. Glass says. “She has her hands over her mouth because she’s not used to doing laughing like this and he leans right into her. He has a lot of power over her, she’s an uptight young lady. Kristen is stiff, rounded shoulders, she doesn’t feel comfortable and Rob mixes it up for her. Their chemistry is amazing and it shows they’re great friends as well as lovers!”
— Chloe Melas
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LisaB
Posted at 11:07 AM on August 15, 2011
This is a load of crap. I agree that she is much more at ease when she is with Rob, but over time she has become more at ease in general. This person must have watched about a total of 10 seconds of Kristen vid and interviews to get this impression. And to generalize that she is insecure from that is irresponsible and rude and contradictory to every director she has worked with. She may be thoughtful and introverted, she may even suffer from social anxiety (I would bet money on this), but that does not mean she is a strong young woman. It’s gross how this article tries to make her into a pathetic needy person when that is so far from the obvious. Shame on you guys. You really missed it on this one, and offended all the fans of Kristen. (Search You Tube for “You don’t meet many people like Kristen” to see just what those who really know her think of her.)