Kristen Stewart’s Defiant Response to Rolling Stone Cover Criticism: “F— You”

Celebrities (usartical)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   What was Kristen Stewart’s reaction when her current Rolling Stone cover garnered criticism? “F— you.”

The 33-year-old star made headlines when she appeared for the magazine’s February cover story, promoting her new lesbian romantic thriller Love Lies Bleeding, by sticking her hand under her jockstrap. On Monday’s edition of The Late Show, Stewart caught up with Stephen Colbert and addressed the unfavorable comments, but not before Colbert revealed a network instruction to the viewers.

Colbert stated, “I just want you and the audience to know that I think it’s a perfectly lovely cover,” before to revealing the cover. “CBS requested that we not air it. They believed it would not be wise for us to display this, and I

Stewart wonders why he thinks people were offended so much. “All right, that’s understood. Let’s keep this lighthearted. It’s kind of ironic, as I feel like I’ve seen a lot of covers with male pubic hair,” she remarked. “I’ve noticed a lot of hands that are unbuttoned and in jeans. For those who are sexist and homophobic, I believe there is a certain overt acknowledgment of a feminine sexuality with free will that irritates them.”

Colbert remarked, “I’ve definitely seen more revealing covers on Rolling Stone or Sports Illustrated, for that matter.””Yes, it’s not even close to being explicit,” Stewart stated.

Colbert said, “I think it also violates public expectations of female sexuality as opposed to how you’re presenting it here.”Stewart answered, “Yes, because female sexuality isn’t supposed to actually want anything other than to be had.” And it feels like it sticks out in a way that could irritate you. However, f— you.” Cunningly, she said, “But I never will!”

In 2017, Stewart came out as gay in a public setting when she made reference to the stories surrounding her affair with director Rupert Sanders and the ex-president Donald Trump’s excessive tweets—11, to be exact—about her breakup with Twilight co-star Robert Pattinson. She declared on stage, “The president is not a big fan of mine.” “However, that is totally OK. And Donald, since I’m hosting Saturday Night Live and I’m so homosexual, man, you probably won’t like me now if you didn’t like me before.”

Rose Glass’s Love Lies Bleeding, currently in theaters, shows the actress as a recluse gym manager who falls for Katy O’Brian’s aspiring bodybuilder. Additionally, Stewart just debuted in the sci-fi romance Love Me, starring opposite Steven