Robert Pattinson And Fiance Tahliah Barnett Aka FKA Twigs Invite Kristen Stewart To Wedding? 'Two Weeks' Singer Not Intimidated By 'Twilight' Actress

Robert Pattinson and fiancé Tahliah Barnett aka FKA Twigs are reportedly inviting Kristen Stewart to their wedding. According to a report from Hollywood Life, the "Two Weeks" singer is not intimidated by the "Twilight"actress, even though she was initially hesitant about "Twiliht" actor's idea to invite her.

"Twigs isn't sure why he would consider inviting Kristen to their wedding - considering the circumstances of their split," a source shared.

"She would find it difficult to invite someone who had cheated on her because she wouldn't really want to know that person anymore... But she's not against the idea of inviting Kristen."

"She just thinks it's a little strange he would want her there for their special day after she hurt him so badly," the source explained.

The report also explained how the family of Robert Pattinson is very supportive of Tahliah Barnett aka FKA Twigs marrying the hunk actor.

"Robert's family are very supportive of his engagement to Twigs," an insider said.

The source also explained the trust of Robert Pattinson's family with Tahliah Barnett aka FKA Twigs. According to the source, the "Rover" actor's loved ones are relieved that he did not end up with Kristen Stewart, who cheated on him with her married "Snow White and the Huntsman" director Rupert Sanders.

"They think she's great for him, and are happy that it wasn't Kristen in the end because they didn't have the same feeling for her they have for Twigs," the source explained.

Even though the family of Robert Pattinson likes Tahliah Barnett aka FKA Twigs, the eccentric singer is aware that several of her boyfriend's fans do not like her. According to a report from Gigwise, the English singer-songwriter recently slammed haters who have been very negative about their relationship.

"I didn't want them to see me being bullied and not stand up for myself. Ultimately I'm 10 times stronger than somebody hiding behind a weird name on Twitter," FKA Twigs said.

"I wanted to show that I can stand up for myself so then hopefully another person will see that and want to stand up for themselves."