Kristen Stewart and her fiancée Dylan Meyer enjoy lunch in LA…after co-producing Hulu’s queer ghost-hunting show Living for the Dead
Kristen Stewart and her fiancée of two years, Dylan Meyer, enjoyed lunch at Italian restaurant Little Dom’s in their hometown of Los Angeles on Monday.
The 33-year-old Oscar nominee wore a black baseball cap from SoHo underground hotspot The Mulberry, along with a blue knitted plaid cardigan over a white top, baggy blue jeans and plimsolls.
Kristen confirmed she got engaged to the Moxie screenwriter, 35, on The Howard Stern Show in 2021 after two years of dating.
Stewart was originally reported to have met Dylan on the set of a film (most likely Camp X-Ray) in 2013, and they share their $2.195 million, four-bedroom home in Los Feliz.
Meyer and the Boygenius: The film executive produced her friend CJ Romero’s eight-episode documentary “Living for the Dead,” which premiered on Hulu on October 18, and features five queer ghost hunters investigating famously haunted locations across the United States.
Still strong! Kristen Stewart (R) and her fiancée of two years, Dylan Meyer (L), enjoyed lunch at Italian restaurant Little Dom’s in their hometown of Los Angeles on Monday
Inspired by grunge: The 33-year-old Oscar nominee wore a black baseball cap from SoHo underground hotspot The Mulberry, along with a blue knit plaid cardigan over a white top, baggy blue jeans and plimsolls
“It’s a super cool maiden voyage for the company I founded with my partners Dylan Meyer and Maggie McLean,” Kristen told People last Tuesday.
“It’s so cool and invigorating that me and my best friend CJ Romero came up with this fun idea and now it’s a show.” It started as a kind of hypothetical, silly pipe dream and now I’m so proud to have something as moving and meaningful as to have accompanied a truly happy old time. [The team] makes me laugh and cry and they had the courage and heart to take us places I would never have gone on my own.”
Stewart added: “This is just the beginning for us and for Living for the Dead.” We want to have traveled all over Scary Land one day. Maybe the world!’
Before Dylan, the bisexual beauty reportedly romanced Sara Dinkin, Stella Maxwell, St. Vincent, Soko, Nicholas Hoult, Alicia Cargile, Lane Garrison, Rupert Sanders, Robert Pattinson, Anton Yelchin and Michael Angarano.
Speaking of Angarano, Kristen completed her role as Rosie in his second directorial film, “Sacramento,” last spring.
Stewart has a role in Rose Glass’s romantic bodybuilding thriller “Love Lies Bleeding,” which is reportedly set to hit theaters in time for a possible premiere at the Sundance Film Festival next January.
The Rita Ora Video vixen has also signed on to play author and intellectual Susan Sontag in Kirsten Johnson’s 2019 big-screen adaptation of Ben Moser’s biography Sontag: Her Life.
Next year, Kristen will begin filming Karim Aïnouz’s dark satire Rosebushpruning with Elle Fanning and Josh O’Connor.
However, it’s unclear what the status is of Stewart’s feature film debut – a big-screen adaptation of Lidia Yuknavitch’s 2011 memoir “The Chronology of Water” starring Imogen Poots.
Long-delayed wedding: Kristen confirmed she got engaged to the Moxie screenwriter, 35, on The Howard Stern Show in 2021 after two years of dating, and they share their $2.195 million, four-bedroom home in Los Feliz
Premiering October 18th on Hulu! Stewart and Dylan were the executive producers of their friend CJ Romero’s (l) eight-part documentary “Living for the Dead,” in which five queer ghost hunters investigate famous haunted locations across the United States
The Boygenius the Film director (pictured June 4) told People last Tuesday: “It’s a super cool maiden voyage for the company I founded with my partners Dylan Meyer (R) and Maggie McLean …It started as something of a…” “hypothetical silly pipe dream.”
Kristen added, “I’m so proud to have been a part of something as moving and meaningful as a truly merry old time.” [The team] Makes me laugh and cry and they had the courage and heart to take us places I would never have gone on my own.