The world continues to hate and talk about Hollywood actress Kristen Stewart for cheating on heartthrob Robert Pattinson.

After Stewart's unthinkable and embarrassing scandal was exposed, her name has been constantly mentioned. Even celebrities have joined in expressing their opinion by stating not so nice comments via Twitter about the "Twilight" star.

"Kristen Stewart cheated on her man," stated reality star Adrianne Curry.

"Wow. Take away her money and she might have thought that one through a lil more #wayhotterthanyou," Curry wrote on Twitter.

"Oh Kristen Stew, have u learned nothing from men in Hwood?? Lie & make the GUY feel crazy!" Kathy Griffin also posted on Twitter.

Meanwhile, comedian Will Ferrell even joked about the Kristen Stewart cheating scandal and also admitted that he is amused with the attention that Stewart and Pattinson are receiving despite more important political issues in the world should be discussed.

"I love how much attention that's getting," sneered the former Saturday Night Live regular.

Ferrell also said that he no longer wanted the couple to be called "Robsten" which is the name that the couple's fans affectionately gave them. Instead, Ferrell favors calling Kristen Stewart now a Trampire.

"I'm going with 'Trampire' right now. I don't care what's going on in Syria. This is what we need to talk about!" the comedian exclaimed.

Joan Rivers has also expressed her opinion that without the famous Stewart and Pattinson real-life romance, the "Twilight Saga" films might lose appeal to the fans. "Now that Kristin Stewart and Robert Pattinson have split, the new Twilight sequel should be renamed Breaking Up," Rivers wrote on Twitter.

Much has already been said and the drama still continues to unfold in this Kristen Stewart cheating scandal. In the "Twilight" films, fans have been divided between Team Edward and Team Jacob. However, in real life, people are now choosing who to side with: Team Pattinson or Team Stewart. Well, it clearly appears that Team Stewart is losing.

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