Kristen Stewart’s new girlfriend SoKo dated her former boyfriend, Twilight co-star Robert Pattinson

KRISTEN Stewart’s new love has revealed that she once dated the actress’s old love Robert Pattinson.

As if the showbiz world and its relationships weren’t small enough, French musician SoKo has spoken about the time she went on a blind date with the Twilight hunk.

The Sun reports that SoKo, 30, who has been dating Stewart, 25, for the last month, said she met up with the actor during her first week in Los Angeles.

Speaking to music website A Music Blog, Yea?, SoKo spoke about her move to the city and said: “It was the best thing ever! Three nights in, I went out and met a girl who was like, ‘Hey, I like your music, I work for a label and we would love to sign you. Where are you staying, do you need a place to stay?’ and I was like, ‘Yeah I do.’
“That same night I had a blind date with Robert Pattinson!”

Stewart and Pattinson, 29, met after they were cast as Bella Swan and Edward Cullen in the Twilight films.

They dated from 2008 until 2014 when she cheated on him with married director Rupert Sanders.

Pattinson, who is also known for playing Cedric Diggory in the Harry Potter films, is now engaged to London-based singer, songwriter and dancer FKA Twigs.

Stewart dated Alicia Cargile, who worked as her assistant, for eight months before they split last year.

SoKo, real name Stéphanie Sokolinski, and Stewart, have yet to officially announce their romance, but it was clear to see how into each other they are as they were snapped strolling hand-in-hand through Paris earlier this month.

The pair were pictured giggling secretively to each other before sharing a passionate kiss, and they didn’t seem to care who saw them.

And according to friends close to SoKo, things are pretty “intense” between them already.

Speaking to Heat magazine, a source said: “The relationship is super-intense and fiery — SoKo is definitely the pursuer and Kristen is really enjoying it.

“She likes the idea of dating a non-American again, and Stephanie is very avant-garde and different.”

This article originally appeared in The Sun