New 'Twilight' Movie: Nikki Reed as Rosalie Hale; Joins Ian Somerhalder And Nina Dobrev?

It seems the marriage of Ian Somerhalder and Nikki Reed is in trouble again.

Rumor has it that this is in the account that Ian Somerhalder and his ex-girlfriend, Nina Dobrev, will be reunited in a new "Twilight" movie. Speculations hint that Nikki Reed became jealous and their previously reported divorce might be put into a real context.

Dobrev and Somerhalder will allegedly lead the new "Twilight" movie. They will replace Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson in their role as Bella and Edward, as per the report of iTech Post. It is known that Dobrev and Somerhalder started their real-life romance in "The Vampire Diaries" series.

Aussie Network News previously reported that Dobrev will also reappear in the finale of the series. However, her real reunion with Somerhalder is on their new "Twilight" movie. The said reunion caused Somerhalder's wife felt uneasy. She is against with the idea that her husband will be working again with his ex.

There are, likewise, other rumors that Reed will also be included in the said movie. She will get the character of Rosalie Hale. This certainly excites the fans and moviegoers to anticipate more the movie's screening schedule.

Moreover, a report also arises that Reed intends to divorce Somerhalder. This was ignited by the reunion of the ex-couple.

Nikki Reed allegedly told that she disagreed to her husband's reunion to her former girlfriend Dobrev. She has a phobia that her husband will date again Dobrev and might really result in the ruining of their marriage.

As for the moment, there's no affirmation about Reed and Somerhalder's divorce issue. The couple has all the key answers for all the speculations circulating on the web. They may be experiencing a marriage conflict but not on the event to pursue on divorce.

On the other hand, other reports noted that Reed and Somerhalder currently attended a charity event together. And this justifies that all the reports about their marriage are totally incorrect.