Robert Pattinson Admits to Fabricating Interview Stories

Robert Pattinson recently reflected on a bizarre story he fabricated during a 2011 interview about witnessing a clown die in a car explosion, which he shared while promoting 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1'. In a candid discussion with The New York Times Style Magazine, Pattinson admitted that he often found himself in a 'fugue state' during interviews, prompted by the monotony of being asked about his fame. This led him to invent outrageous tales, including claims of being a women's hand model and taking a stalker to dinner. Pattinson expressed surprise at his own nonchalance during the original interview, recalling, 'There was absolutely no hesitation at all [in my voice]'. The actor's willingness to entertain himself with absurd stories has become a notable aspect of his public persona. His reflections shed light on the pressures of celebrity life and the lengths some may go to cope with constant media scrutiny.