Kristen Stewart & Stella Maxwell Split Again — Who’s KStew Kissing Now?

Actress Kristen Stewart, 29, seems to have moved on from model Stella Maxwell, 29.

Months after their reconciliation, Stewart has been seen packing on the PDA with screenwriter Dylan Meyer.

Earlier this week, Stewart and Maxwell were photographed kissing during a romantic stroll in Los Feliz.

A source told E! News, “Kristen is spending time with Dylan and very happy about it. She was seeing Stella for a little bit while it worked, but now she has moved on with Dylan."

The insider noted that Kristen and Dylan are “having fun,” adding, “Kristen isn't holding back at all and loves being with her. They are moving quickly and always together. "

Kristen and Dylan first sparked romance rumors a few weeks ago after they were smooching on a stoop in NYC.

The sighting came less than a month after things heated up between Kristen and Stella in Italy, where they were spotted kissing.

The source didn't rule out another reconciliation with Stella, saying, “It will always be very easy for Kristen to fall back with Stella because they have history and an attraction. The chemistry is there and they know each other so well."

Last year, they ended their relationship after a year of dating. At the time, a source told Us Weekly, “They stopped seeing eye to eye and were living very different lives,” adding that long distance “didn't help” their relationship.

The insider noted that they “had issues” before Stewart went to shoot the highly anticipated “Charlie's Angels” reboot.

Despite their differences, the source claimed that Kristen and Stella, both, 29, “are friendly with each other” since they “share tons of friends.”

Stewart went on to date fashion blogger Sara Dinkin.

Over the years, Stewart has been romantically linked to Robert Pattinson, St. Vincent, Soko, Alicia Cargile and Michael Angarano.

In 2017, Kristen opened up about falling in love, telling Harper's Bazaar U.K., “I've been deeply in love with everyone I've dated. Did you think I was faking it? I've always really embraced a duality. And really, truly, believed in it and never felt confused or struggling. I just didn't like getting made fun of.”