According to a couple of industry insiders, "Twilight" actress Kristen Stewart could be the most hated woman in Hollywood right now. After she was caught cheating on boyfriend Robert Pattinson with a married film director, could Stewart also be called the most hated woman in the world? Other film studio insiders think that Stewart is set for a poisonous backlash.

"Kristen's the most hated woman in Hollywood. Female moviegoers have been looking for a reason not to like her and now they have it. Lots of Rob's huge army of female fans will boycott her films. It's going to be a long road for her to come back, professionally as well as personally," a film studio source told The Sun.

Meanwhile, if fans really do boycott Kristen Stewart's films, there is no doubt that the young actress will also become unpopular with studios where bosses are notoriously not that easily forgiving with such antics that would drive the fans away and harm the profits.

Heartbroken and devastated Robert Pattinson has not helped Kristen Stewart either with the prospect of limiting the amount of hatred that is directed towards her. The British actor made it crystal clear to Stewart that he is deeply hurt with what she did by his actions such as not taking any phone calls from her and moving out of their Los Angeles home.

Questions about Stewart's professionalism will also clearly affect her because of her exposed affair with married film director Rupert Sanders. Wives of directors and actresses that are married or in a relationship may not be too happy to hear that their better half is working with Kristen Stewart.

The "Twilight" film's studio, Summit Entertainment, is currently believed to be having major worries on how Pattinson and Stewart will promote their latest movie "Breaking Dawn Part 2" together.

With a current look and take on Kristen Stewart's situation, it looks like the actress has a quite number of broken fences to fix when it comes to her professional and personal life. Will she be able to recover from this cheating scandal?

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