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Kristen Stewart Loves Her KrisbiansĀ 

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Krisbian: An otherwise straight girl who has a crush on Twilight star Kristen Stewart. In an interview with Mtv's Josh Horowitz, the actress says not only is she aware of "Krisbians," she's thrilled they exist.

Her brother, however, isn't so into it.

"It pisses one person off," she said. "You know, my brother. But it's funny."

Watch the video here.

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