Only days after the interview Robert Pattinson did with Vanity Fair came out, in which he stressed that he and co-star Kristen Stewart were just close friends, talk of their dating is again making headlines. The two “Twilight” stars have recently spent the night together at the popular celebrity hotspot Chateau Marmont, sources reveal for Us Magazine.

This time, it’s not just unnamed sources that are telling stories of the two dating to the media, other US outlets point out. This time, there are eyewitnesses who saw Pattinson and Stewart leaving Marmont together and heading to a nearby restaurant for breakfast. While this might not confirm reports that they’re a steady couple, it can be seen as clear indication that they are, at least, what one might call “friends with benefits.”

“Days after Vanity Fair released an interview with Robert Pattinson in which he declared he was just ‘friends’ with Kristen Stewart, the two spent the night together at Hollywood’s famed Chateau Marmont on Oct. 29, US Magazine has learned. The next morning, a source tells Us they shared breakfast together from Noah’s Bagels (a plain bagel with walnut cream cheese for him; a blueberry with butter for her). Around 8:30 a.m., they were taken directly to Hollywood’s Deluxe Laboratories for a screening of New Moon.” Us Magazine writes.

“Rob wanted a cigarette so he went outside with Kristen for about 15 minutes. They were hugging, as Rob was smoking his cigarette and then he leaned down and kissed her on the lips. He had his arm around her almost the whole time.” an unnamed source tells the aforementioned magazine. After that, the two left for the “New Moon” screening, from where they left very happy by what they had seen.

As we were also telling you a short while back, in the December issue of Vanity Fair magazine, the British actor stressed that there was nothing more between him and his co-star than a platonic relationship. At the same time, he said that he had come to the conclusion that, no matter how much he tried, there was no way he could win with the tabloids, as they would always write whatever they wanted.