Kristen Stewart and wife Dylan Meyer are reportedly considering moving countries just a few months into their marriage. The couple, who tied the knot in April, are planning on leaving Los Angeles and shifting to Europe, according to a source. The insider told Star magazine that the decision for the pair is bittersweet. While they have a social life in Los Angeles, the pair reportedly has better career prospects in Europe, especially in France.
Kristen Stewart and Dylan Meyer have realized their ‘future’ lies in Europe, says ‘source’
Kristen Stewart and wife Dylan Meyer are reportedly moving towards a big life update. According to Star magazine’s exclusive report, the couple is considering Europe as their permanent residence after leaving their current home in L.A. A source shared more details about the move with the outlet, stating that the pair realized that their “future lies in Europe,” and are planning on giving up their “laid back” L.A. lifestyle.
According to the insider, France is a preference, given that Stewart has worked in the country several times. It is also a place where she is reportedly “taken seriously as an international actress and filmmaker.” The source further shared that the “Twilight” star has collaborated with many French directors and producers and has had positive experiences.
Stewart and Meyer’s move reportedly comes with some regret. The insider expressed that the couple has a “tight-knit” friend group in the city, keeping them anchored for the time being. Calling them “extremely social people,” the source noted that they love having parties and entertaining their social group.
However, as per the source, the pair hopes to start a family in Europe. The insider explained that L.A. has “kind of lost its luster in all those years — especially when you’re thinking about raising kids of your own.” The pair’s decision to move to Europe is reportedly not for a “change of scenery” to benefit their marriage but for a “deeper, more rewarding lifestyle.” The source further clarified that they are on the same page with this decision.
