Kristen Stewart's Married Man Spied with Wedding Ring

July 31, 2012 Couples News

Rupert Sanders, the married man who cheated with Kristen Stewart, was spotted out and about on Monday for the first time since the scandal broke. The “Snow White and the Huntsman” director was even wearing his wedding ring, says TMZ.

Kristen Stewart's Married Man Spied with Wedding Ring

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Sanders made it clear he intended to stay with his wife, Liberty Ross, when he issued the public apology, “My beautiful wife and heavenly children are all I have in this world. I love them with all my heart. I am praying that we can get through this together."

Liberty on the other hand, seems to be bouncing back in the wake of the affair. X17 photographed the model hosting a birthday bash at her home in L.A. over the weekend. Not surprisingly, Rupert was nowhere in sight.

Meanwhile, Kristen and boyfriend Rob Pattinson are still on the rocks. RPatz reportedly asked KStew to move out of their L.A. pad and now he wants the dog, too.

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Photo: Kristen Stewart on a walk with Bear in NYC. Credit: Splash News

A source told Radar that the couple adopted their mixed mutt Bear from a high-kill shelter in New Orleans and neither wants to give him up.

“She was heartbroken -- they adopted Bear together and she always felt that he was their little baby,” said the insider.

“But Rob was so hurt by Kristen’s actions he decided that he wants the dog to help him get over what happened. After all, a dog is a man’s best friend and Bear is such a good companion.”

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