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As the dust clears around R-Patz and K-Stew’s breakup, their ‘Twilight’ cast mates are finally coming out of the woodwork to give their opinion on the split. Michael Welch was the first to do it on May 19, as he spoke highly of both Rob and Kristen and revealed that he just wants them to be happy.

It was only a matter of time before a Twilight co-star was asked about Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart’s breakup. Michael Welch, who played Mike Newton in Twilight voiced his feelings on the split on May 19 while on the red carpet for the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles’s Voice Awards.

Michael Welch: I Just Want Robert Pattinson & Kristen Stewart ‘To Be Happy’

Michael was able to get close to Kristen and Rob during filming — and especially K-Stew, from playing her human romantic interest. The actor spoke about the...

Just days before the secret of who won “The Glee Project” is revealed Damian McGinty spoke about his experiences as one of the four finalists in the dog-eat-dog competition judged by Ryan Murphy. Speaking to Wet Paint he admitted that coming into the competition he felt lucky to have had years of experience singing with the Irish singing group Celtic Thunder. However he said he immediately struggled. He said “I came into this competition with probably the most experience out of the 12, but in ways, it worked against me because what I had was a certain type of performance, and that was big. That wasn't what was needed for television, and I didn't quite understand that. Hence the struggle in weeks one, two, and three.” The 18-year-old Derry boy went on to explain how he had to forget everything he’d learnt performing on stage with Celtic Thunder and go in an entirely different direction.

Just days before the secret of who won “The Glee Project” is revealed Damian McGinty spoke about his experiences as one of the four finalists in the dog-eat-dog competition judged by Ryan Murphy. Speaking to Wet Paint he admitted that coming into the competition he felt lucky to have had years of experience singing with the Irish singing group Celtic Thunder. However he said he immediately struggled. He said “I came into this competition with probably the most experience out of the 12, but in ways, it worked against me because what I had was a certain type of performance, and that was big. That wasn't what was needed for television, and I didn't quite understand that. Hence the struggle in weeks one, two, and three.” The 18-year-old Derry boy went on to explain how he had to forget everything he’d learnt performing on stage with Celtic Thunder and go in an entirely different direction.