12 Things You Didn't Know about Kristen Stewart

July 23, 2009 The Extra List

Did you know that Kristen Stewart has a pet cat named Jella, which coincidentally rhymes with her "Twilight" character Bella Swan? Find out more about the 19-year-old star -- by checking out our facts on Kristen!

12 Fun Facts about Kristen Stewart

1. Eye Appealing

Kristen wore brown contact lenses for her role as Bella in “Twilight” — her eyes are naturally green.

2. Nickname

Kristen’s nickname is KStew.

3. Science Fiction Fan

One of Kristen’s favorite science fiction authors is Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.

4. Animal Lover

Kristen has three dogs and one cat named Jella — which coincidentally rhymes with her “Twilight” character Bella.

5. Family Business

Kristen’s mother, Jules Mann-Stewart, makes her directorial debut with “K-11” — starring Kristen.

6. Joan Jett

Kristen as Joan Jett in the upcoming biopic "The Runaways."

7. Brunette Babe

Kristen’s fans favored the star as a brunette; 78% to 22% — according to an online poll.

8. 'Twilight'

Kristen had never read Stephenie Meyer's "Twilight" series until she landed the role of Bella Swan.

9. Kristen's Pick

Stewart claims to have "basically cast" Robert Pattinson in the role of Edward Cullen.

10. Good Friends

Kristen and “Twilight” co-star Nikki Reed are real-life friends.

11. Tomboy

Kristen is not only the youngest in her family, but is also the only daughter — which may explain her laid-back, tomboy style.

12. On Again, Off Again

Kristen’s on again/off again beau is “Will & Grace” actor Michael Angarano.

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