They have been keeping a low-profile since the dating rumors about Kristen Stewart and Alicia Cargile have surfaced, now the rumored couple is again on the limelight as the "Twilight" star reportedly wants a break with her ex-assistant.

According to the new report from In Touch Weekly, as shared by Celebrity Dirty Laundry, Alicia Cargile is getting too close to Kristen Stewart that Robert Pattinson's ex already felt like her freedom has been stifled.

"Things are moving too fast for Kristen, she wants to take a break," the source claimed. "Kristen feels that they have made a mistake moving in together so quickly. They are together every second of the day and it is just too much."

It's been rumored that Kristen Stewart and Alicia Cargile are already living together, and they hardly do anything apart. But their relationship has the "Twilight" star allegedly feeling smothered.

The insider added "It is causing K-Stew to lash out, everything is starting to bug her. But, instead of talking about it, she is being passive-aggressive which is causing more problems. They just can't see eye to eye anymore on anything."

The In Touch Weekly article on Kristen Stewart wanting a break from Alicia Cargile came on the heels of the interview by the "Twilight" star on her sexuality.

Robert Pattinson's ex graced the cover of Nylon where she again reiterated her desire for anonymity.

"It's so annoying. I f**king hate people looking at me when all I want to do is look back at them," she said.

On her relationship with Alicia Cargile, Kristen Stewart said, "Google me, I'm not hiding anything."

She explained, "I am an actress, man. I live in the f**king ambiguity of this life and I love it. I don't feel like it would be true for me to be like, 'I'm coming out!'"

"I think in three or four years, there are going to be a whole lot more people who don't think it's necessary to figure out if you're gay or straight," Kristen Stewart continued. "It's like, just do your thing."

"That's something that applies to folks speculating on all things sexuality as much as those just, you know, living it."