In a new interview, Kylie Jenner skirted a question about Timothée Chalamet, fueling suspicion that the couple has split.
Kylie Jenner is not interested in discussing her personal life, particularly inquiries regarding actor Timothée Chalamet, with whom she has been linked for a year. In a recent interview with The New York Times, the Khy creator declined to answer a question regarding Timothée and instead focused on her own businesses. (Also read: Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner kiss at the Golden Globes in 2024; fans want to know what they’re saying. Watch)
What Kylie said:
In the interview, Kylie was asked about her departure from self-styling and whether her new ‘clean girl’ phase was influenced by Dune star Timothée Chalamet. Kylie responded, “I’m not sure how I feel about that.” I really don’t want to talk about personal issues.”
Kylie also stated that she is not interested in responding to fan queries regarding her personal style being inspired by her connection with the actor because she is focused on her businesses. Speculation about a separation between the two arose after Kylie posted her daily routine with daughter Stormi and sister Kendall Jenner, but Timothée was noticeably absent.
Kylie and Timothée Chalamet made their relationship public during this year’s Golden Globes. The two had a beautiful moment throughout the ceremony. The two sat next to each other and were seen talking during the ad break. The two smiled and kissed. The Golden Globes official page published the honest moment on their X account. “Date night at the #GoldenGlobes with @RealChalamet and @KylieJenner” read the caption.
After months of dating rumors, Kylie and Timothée made their relationship public for the first time in September of last year. The two had seen Beyoncé’s Renaissance tour.
Timothée most recently appeared in Dune: Part Two, which opened on March 1. The Hindustan Times review of Dune: Part Two stated, “These are distinctively magnificent scenes, but they’re few and few in this 2-hour-46-minute odyssey. Aside from a few well-choreographed action moments, most of Dune: Part Two suffers from the same flaws as its predecessor: it strains its vision so far to measure its lofty concepts that it ends up tumbling back with a thud.”
