"Still Alice" actress Kristen Stewart and BFF Alicia Cargile have swept the lesbian rumors aside as they went on another beach trip in Malibu over the weekend.

"The 24-year-old and her supportive pal were joined by a few others on the sand, as well as one of her dogs, who loved being the center of attention," Daily Mail said. "The Hollywood star stayed true to her tomboy style, donning a pair of loose-fitting black tracksuit bottoms and a matching black hooded sweater for her beach excursion."

The lesbian rumors between Kristen Stewart and Alicia Cargile started earlier this year when they rung in the New Year in Hawaii. A series of photos from the British tabloid showed the "Still Alice" star and her BFF having the time of their lives as they held hands, cuddled and played volleyball.

Radar Online confirmed the lesbian rumors as it said that Kristen Stewart and BFF Alicia Cargile are indeed dating and they even had matching tattoos to prove it.

"When Kristen and Alicia were in Hawaii for New Years, I am sure that they thought no one was going to see them. But they are not exactly nonchalant about their relationship anymore," the source said. "Kristen is happy and she is just being herself. She doesn't need to worry about where her next role is going to come from nowadays because she has proven herself as an actress."

A couple of days ago, Kristen Stewart was asked about the lesbian rumors and she said vaguely, "There's a whole other form of entertainment that's just voraciously consumed in itself."

Her "Still Alice" co-star, Julianne Moore, butted in to give her opinion on the lesbian rumors surrounding Kristen Stewart and Alice Cargile.

"For her, especially, there's been so much interest in Kristen for the longest time," the 54-year-old actress said HuffPost Live. "Because of the size of the movies she's been involved in when she was very young, it's hard to escape that. I think that it's also a form of entertainment. I think you have to take all that stuff with a grain of salt, and she often does," she said.