Timothee Chalamet and Kylie Jenner put breakup rumors to rest with a red carpet appearance, and insiders say the display was no accident. The couple arrived hand in hand at the Los Angeles premiere of Marty Supreme, glowing in coordinated neon-orange looks and embracing openly as cameras flashed.
Timothee Chalamet refused to ‘distance himself’ from Kylie Jenner at ‘Marty Supreme’ premiere
According to sources, some members of Chalamet’s team had quietly encouraged him to keep a lower profile romantically during the height of Oscar campaigning. But the actor reportedly refused to downplay his relationship with Jenner, instead issuing a clear public statement. Insiders advised Timothée to play it cool and “keep the focus on Oscar season,” a source reveals. But he didn’t want to distance himself from Kylie at all. Throughout the night, Chalamet stayed close to Jenner, often keeping an arm around her waist as she leaned into him after months of breakup speculation.
Jenner delivered one of her most striking red carpet looks yet, wearing a floor-length orange gown with cutouts that highlighted her neckline and torso. Her sleek, glossy hair and jewel-drenched accessories added an extra touch to the ensemble. Chalamet matched her energy with equal flair, stepping out in a neon-orange leather outfit that made him impossible to miss. The detail that sparked the most chatter? A quirky table-tennis–paddle bag that only Chalamet could pull off with such confidence.
Breakup speculation has circled Chalamet and Jenner for months as the actor moved between several film projects and award-season obligations. But sources say the distance was entirely circumstantial, not emotional. “The so-called ‘distance’ was temporary and totally normal,” an insider explains.
Although the couple have been together since spring 2023, this marks only the second time Jenner has joined the actor on a red carpet. Their debut came in May at the 70th David di Donatello Awards in Rome, where the “A Complete Unknown” star received the David for Cinematic Excellence honor. Even before that formal appearance, Jenner supported him at the Golden Globes, the BAFTAs, and the Oscars, where Chalamet earned a nomination for his portrayal of Bob Dylan in the biopic “A Complete Unknown.”
