Robert Pattinson's Friend Flashes Her Breasts To Paparazzi To Save The Actor From Getting Clicked [SEE VIDEO]

One of Robert Pattinson's female pals became so irritated with paparazzi following the actor that she flashed her breasts at them to divert attention. The incident took place Sunday night in New York City when the "Twilight" actor was going out to a nightclub called Escuelita with some friends.

As Pattinson and his group were entering the club, paparazzi started following them to get a picture of the “Twilight” actor. However, one female member of the group tried her best to distract the paparazzi by flashing her breasts. "Wait, take a picture of me. I'm so cute,” said the unidentified woman, who was seen walking with Pattinson and his friends. Her tactic worked and the video of the incident has gone viral.

Pattinson and his friends are seen laughing as the woman flashes her breasts. The actor is wearing a beanie and is seen hiding his face in his hands. The actor has always been very private about his personal life and does not talk about it much in his interviews. His rumored fiancee -- singer FKA twigs -- also has talked about the couple's lack of privacy.

"It's really hard -- I can't begin to explain how awful it is," she told the New York Times on getting surrounded by paparazzi whenever she is out with Pattinson. "It makes you want to just stop everything sometimes. It makes you want to smash your face into the mirror," she added. The couple started dating in 2014 after Pattinson broke up with "Twilight" co-star Kristen Stewart.

FKA twigs has been the target of racist comments on social media and has been called “monkey-faced” by many Twitter trolls. She raised her voice against such abuse and said that she will not tolerate it. In her recent interview, the “Glass & Patron” singer said that she did not see her life “going this way at all.” Nevertheless, the songstress is “happy” with her life. Meanwhile, check out the video of the breast-flashing incident below.

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