Robert Pattinson Breaks Silence on New Batman Sequel and Secret Project—Full Details Inside

Robert Pattinson stepped onto the red carpet in New York City last night for the world premiere of “Die My Love,” his new psychological romance opposite Oscar-winner Jennifer Lawrence, and immediately set social media ablaze. Cameras captured Pattinson in a classic black Dior tux while longtime partner Suki Waterhouse, wearing a sheer crystal-studded Valentino gown, cradled their infant daughter just out of frame—fueling the night’s biggest talking point: Pattinson’s first public reflections on fatherhood. “No one really knows how to be a parent; you just try your best,” the actor told reporters, adding that 4 a.m. feedings are “great rehearsal for 4 a.m. call times.” From Bat-signal to baby bottles Pattinson’s transition from Gotham’s brooding vigilante in “The Batman” to a sleep-deprived dad has captivated fans, and the 39-year-old star admits the shift has changed the way he chooses roles. “Playing a character descending into obsession and parenthood at the same time felt terrifyingly relatable,” he said of “Die My Love,” adapted by director Lynne Ramsay from Ariana Harwicz’s acclaimed novel. On-screen chemistry—and friendly revenge Jennifer Lawrence revealed she was “still salty” about losing the role of Bella Swan in “Twilight,” joking that working opposite Pattinson now “feels like total revenge—and completely worth the wait.” Lawrence and Pattinson spent six months in rural France filming Ramsay’s fever-dream take on postpartum depression, method-acting through night shoots and isolation. Insiders say their intense dynamic has propelled early awards chatter, with test audiences comparing the film’s raw emotion to “Marriage Story” meets “Black Swan.” Twilight turns 20 The premiere landed just hours after Pattinson marked the 20th anniversary of “Twilight,” calling the franchise’s cultural impact “mind-blowing.” He laughed about still being asked to sign glitter-covered headshots, but credited the saga for giving him “the freedom to pursue weirder, riskier cinema.” Fashion flashbulbs & relationship goals While Pattinson’s comments trended, fashion editors zeroed in on Waterhouse, who styled her postpartum glow with vintage Cartier diamonds and a sleek bob. The couple’s affectionate red-carpet moment—a soft kiss captured by every major outlet—sent “Rob-ki” hashtags surging worldwide. What’s next for Robert Pattinson? • Box-office watch: “Die My Love” opens wide on November 21 with early projections eyeing a $40 million domestic debut. • Cape revisited: Matt Reeves confirmed “The Batman: Part II” starts shooting in March; Pattinson will juggle prep with diaper duty. • Producer’s chair: The actor’s company Icki Ego has optioned the dystopian thriller “The Click,” rumored to pair him again with Waterhouse. Key takeaway Between a buzz-heavy new film, candid fatherhood revelations and a milestone “Twilight” anniversary, Robert Pattinson has re-entered the pop-culture spotlight at full wattage. Expect search interest to keep climbing as “Die My Love” approaches theaters and the star’s next cowl beckons in 2026.