Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner turned a Knicks playoff game into another very public couple moment.
The ‘Marty Supreme’ actor and the Kylie Cosmetics founder were spotted arriving at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday to watch the New York Knicks take on the Atlanta Hawks. As they walked into the arena, Chalamet appeared to place his hand on Jenner’s backside while she looped her arm through his.
That was enough to get cameras working overtime.
Jenner, 28, wore an all-white look under a leather jacket, pairing a white tank with rhinestoned jeans and black heels. Chalamet, 30, kept it casual in a hoodie, Timberland boots and a Knicks hat.
Their Courtside Date Came With A Star-Heavy Row
Once inside, the couple sat courtside for Game 5 of the Eastern Conference first-round playoffs.
They were not exactly alone. The row included Ben Stiller and his wife Christine Taylor, Tina Fey, Tracy Morgan and Edie Falco. Fey and Morgan also gave fans a mini ‘30 Rock’ reunion while sitting near the couple.
The Knicks had a strong night too, beating the Hawks 126-97 and taking a 3-2 lead in the series.
Chalamet clearly enjoyed it. At one point, he stood up and shouted as his home team pulled ahead. Other photos showed him and Jenner clapping, cheering, and leaning into each other during the game.
One shot showed Chalamet speaking into Jenner’s ear while she smiled toward the court.
Their Romance Keeps Getting More Public
Chalamet and Jenner first started dating in 2023 after Jenner’s split from Travis Scott. Jenner and Scott share daughter Stormi, 8, and son Aire, 4.
The couple has kept many details private, but Jenner has attended several major awards events with Chalamet over the past year.
In January, Chalamet even thanked Jenner during his Critics’ Choice Awards speech for ‘Marty Supreme.’
“I would like to say thank you to my partner of three years,” he said. “Thank you for our foundation.”
Jenner has also said she wants more children in the future, though she is focusing on herself, her businesses, work, travel and her kids during the final years of her 20s.
For now, she and Chalamet seem happy keeping their romance courtside, camera-ready and very Knicks-coded.
