Robert Pattinson breaks cover to snog Suki Waterhouse after contracting COVID-19

Robert Pattinson emerged from quarantine after testing positive coronavirus.

His first appearance in public was a PDA-fest with his actress girlfriend Suki Waterhouse.

The couple of two years were spied canoodling on a park bench with their masks around their chins, in London on Wednesday.

Filming for the 34-year-old’s upcoming movie The Batman had to be halted while he was quarantining.

Anyone in the UK who tested positive for the virus or has symptoms must hole up in their home to self isolate for 10 days.

First pictures of Robert since he tested positive for COVID-19 were obtained by MailOnline.

The Twilight heartthrob was on the road to recovery as he enjoyed fresh air with his stunning girlfriend.

While he was quarantining, movie bosses were keen to shoot all scenes which didn’t require the actor to keep filming on track.

Shooting scenes had only just started again outside London when Robert was struck ill with the killer virus.

Among the 130 production staff who weren’t in contact with the main star were continuing to work on the film.

Robert’s body double was believed to be working round the clock while the leading actor was self-isolating.

A production insider told MailOnline : “Production staff are working round the clock to get things moving and allow some filming to take place.

“Anything that can be shot and does not involve Pattinson will now go ahead.

“That includes scenes with his body double. The aim is to get as much done as possible before he returns and the hope is that none of the other actors get the virus.”