Robert Pattinson Has A Drug Problem? PHOTOS & REPORT Alleged Use With Dylan Penn & Friend After Kristen Stewart Reunions
Robert Pattinson has been caught up in yet another drug scandal following his rekindled romance with Kristen Stewart.
According to a recent report in the print edition of Star, the latest scandal emerged when Mario Fanizzi, a Hollywood music composer and a good friend of Katy Perry's, shared a photo on his Facebook page of himself posed alongside the hunky Twilight actor.
Fanizzi captioned the revealing photo: "With my bro Rob Pattinson that looks just like my bro Carlo Meccariello."
Unbeknownst to the two men, the picture shows someone passing a small plastic bag with a white powder in it to another person. While the contents of the mini-bag are unknown, Pattinson's glassy-eyed appearance in the photo caused speculation that he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Several of Fanizzi's followers reportedly commented on Pattinson's appearance.
"What does that person have in their hand behind [Rob's] shoulder???" one follower reportedly commented. Another remarked, "Sorry but Rob looks ... stoned in this pic!"
Fanizzi replied to one follower, "I know him very well and we have very good friends in common:-)."
The report also alleged that Pattinson's recent meetup with model Dylan Penn at his favorite haunt Chateau Marmont in Hollywood, also included drug use.
The British heartthrob was recently seen at Chateau Marmont for an AMAs after party hosted by Jennifer Lopez on Nov. 24. A fan revealed meeting the actor on Twitter, writing the 27-year-old was with "2 females and a tall blonde guy don't know who they were tho."
The reports followed Pattinson being spotted with Stewart following their May split. They were photographed together in public on Oct. 30 and again on Nov. 2. They reportedly spent a weekend together at the Viceroy Hotel in Palm Springs not long after. It is alleged that they're spending quality time together before he leaves to begin filming Queen of the Desert with Nicole Kidman.