'Twilight' Star Kristen Stewart Rumored Girlfriend Alicia Cargile Engaged And Moving Together? Robert Pattinson's Ex-Girlfriend Ready To Go Public?

"Twilight" star Kristen Stewart is reportedly engaged with her rumored girlfriend Alicia Cargile.

In addition, the rumored couple is also reportedly moving together in L.A. In Touch Weekly reports.

"Kristen recently bought a huge loft in downtown LA and she asked Alicia to move in," an alleged insider of the publication claimed. "It seemed pointless to live apart, since they were with each other every day."

The engagement rumors sparked soon after photos of the "Twilight" star wearing a ring were posted in Twitter.

https://t.co/cg37nNK6YV #celebrity Kristen Stewart spotted wearing a ring on her engagement fingerpic.twitter.com/oNv3N7uuyP

- Hollywoodopolis (@Hollywoodopolis) January 12, 2015

Either KStew or Cargile have commented on the rumors, but according to Stewart's co-star, Riley Keough, KStew should go out in the public and not hide her feelings.

"Riley knows Kristen would be happier if she stopped hiding her feelings," a source allegedly close to Riley told In Touch. "She told Kristen she shouldn't hide who she is and who she loves."

However, despite numerous rumors and allegations about Kristen Stewart and Alicia Cargile, Gossip Cop, strongly denied the claims saying, "None of it is true, most especially any speculation that Stewart is engaged."

Meanwhile, the "Twilight" star reportedly wants to take a break from her acting.

She revealed during an interview with "Live! With Kelly and Michael" that she's planning to take some time off from Hollywood and pursue her other dreams.

"I need to breathe...[I've been working] like, a solid two years...I want to stay home for a while...Maybe do physical things...You can say one thing about a detail of your life and it expands like wildfire. Like, 'Oh, so you're a painter now!' I'm like, 'Not at all, I'm like in middle school art class in my garage, basically.' I've done, like, six paintings. I just enjoy doing something different," she explained.