Kristen Stewart has described her wife Dylan Meyer as "delicate" and "gentle".

The 36-year-old actress, who stars in the filmmaker's new movie The Wrong Girls, loved being directed by her partner and she was impressed by her talents behind the camera.

Speaking in a joint interview together, Kristen told E! News: "It's the way that she chooses the people that surround the thing that she loves so much.

"You have to find people that love it just as much, because as a filmmaker, it's yours first, but then it has to transfer.

"Dylan has this beautiful, delicate, gentle, inviting ability to be like, 'This is yours.' And so the crew was ready to jump into any hot or cold water for her. It was so much fun to make this movie."

The Twilight Saga star was already high up on Dylan's list for The Wrong Girls before they found a romantic spark.

The 39-year-old director revealed: "I actually shared it with her probably seven years before we ever reconnected and started dating.

"When I first met her, I always wanted Kristen to be in the movie."

She quipped: "That's not why I started dating you."

Kristen and Dylan were romantically linked in the summer of 2019, but they actually met six years earlier on the set of a film, before reuniting at a friend's birthday party.

The couple tied the knot in April 2025, and Kristen previously heaped praise on her wife's skills as a writer and director.

She told the same outlet in December: "She's a consummate writer. I write only because I have to. I find it miserable. I like to shoot."

Kristen insisted that the pair's "very different, very cohesive energies" make them a "kind of unstoppable" team.

She added: "She's meditative and she's very, very macro. I am so micro. It just works."

In another interview, Kristen previously described one of the qualities she admires most in her other half -- her refusal to entertain nonsense -- and how that dynamic strengthens her.

She told Esquire magazine back in December 2025: "Dylan just does not suffer fools.

"I may not always seem like it, but I really am kind of a 'nice guy.' It's just bolstering to be with someone that reminds you that your life is in your hands."