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Kristen Stewart and Stella Maxwell dating news has been circling the entertainment world since July last year. And now, the actress recently talked about being bisexual and how it is important that people do not get confused.

The "Twilight" star said in a recent interview with The Guardian that being bisexual is not being confused. She said, "It's not confusing at all. For me, it's quite the opposite."

Kristen Stewart And Stella Maxwell Dating: Actress Talks About Bisexuality

The actress, who dated "Twilight" co-star Robert Pattinson, also added that people who come out still have negative experiences about being gay. However, she added that she is glad that a lot of people is now more open about the sexuality topic than before.

"That's been nothing but positive," she said." I mean, it's hard to talk about. I don't want to seem presumptuous, because everyone has their own experience."

Kristen Stewart And Stella Maxwell Dating

It is also timely that the actress talked about her sexuality, while reports on Kristen Stewart and Stella Maxwell dating circulates, Daily Mail said in a report.

Even with the Kristen Stewart and Stella Maxwell dating buzz, the two have not officially confirmed their relationship. But it seems that their recent outings together are likely giving fans the hint about their relationship status.

Last January, the "Personal Shopper" star and the Victoria's Secret angel were seen kissing inside a car at the Milan Airport carpark. Before this, they were seen holding hands in various incidents in Los Angeles and in New York, The Sun said.

Before Kristen Stewart and Stella Maxwell dating rumors spread, the "Twilight" star confirmed her relationship with her personal assistant Alicia Cargile. She was also linked to Cara Delevingne's ex-girlfriend, St. Vincent.

Kristen Stewart started revealing her sexual preferences, following her interview with Elle about her previous relationship with a guy, which is Robert Pattinson. She said her relationship was trivialized and that she did not like being turned to a comic book.