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Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson Breakup Got Will Ferrell All Broken Up; Hilarious! (Video)

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The cheating scandal involving Kristen Stewart and married, Snow White and the Huntsman director Rupert Sanders has caused many problems for devout Twilight fans around the world. One of those fans, Will Ferrell,  had to express his utter disgust and  debilitating pain last night on Conan.

The Anchorman star, who didn’t quite look like his normal jovial self, let it be known last night that he did not feel good about Kristen  Stewart and Robert Pattinson breaking up.

“I don’t know if there was anything I could have done to prevent it!” he sobbed, adding, “It’s not gonna be fine at all! Never gonna be fine! What they had was so special, you don’t even know!”

Ferrell’s antics was just another example of his uncanny ability to deliver pure knee-slapping comedy. Wait until you see this hilarious video, Conan could barely keep it together as  Ferrel expressed harsh criticism for Stewart,

“She is a trampire. That’s what she is,” he said,  as he collapsed into sobs.

Will Ferrell can be seen next in the upcoming comedy The Campaign, which hit theaters next week Friday.

For a quick laugh, check out the video below…

 

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