Timothée Chalamet celebrates Christmas with Kylie Jenner and family

Timothée Chalamet has appeared to celebrate Christmas with Kardashian-Jenner family at their Christmas Eve party amid his ongoing romance with Kylie Jenner.

According to the PEOPLE magazine, in a photo shared by a fan page  on Instagram, Timothée could be seen talking to Kylie.

The shared photo was a snapshot posted by Kim Kardashian’s 20-year-old stepson Landon Barker.

The festive event was hosted by Kim Kardashian and had a ski-lodge theme which also included a performance by Kenny Babyface Edmonds.

Kylie and her 5-year-old daughter Stormi wore matching dresses from gold Dolce & Gabbana.

Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner relationship timeline:

 Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner reportedly started dating in April this year.

Later, in September the couple made confirmed their relationship by marking their first public appearance at Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour's concert in Los Angeles, where they were spotted dancing and singing with each other.

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During his appearance in MTV on December 18, 2023, the Wonka star humorously mentioned his public debut with the 26-year-old reality TV star, when the show host Josh Horowitz inquired him to reveal his favorite concert experience.

When Timothée went blank, Josh sarcastically prompted him saying, “You went to Beyoncé. That is documented, I will say that," on which the 28-year-old actor responded while laughing, "That's right.”

Earlier this month, Kylie showed her support for the Dune 2 star  at the Los Angeles premiere of his film Wonka.

Although they didn't walk the red carpet together, but according to a source, they entered the theatre after the movie began.

Following the premiere, another source shared with PEOPLE that Kylie is “incredibly happy” with Timothée and considers him “her boyfriend.”

The insider also revealed that, “He is very supportive of her career and she of his,” and “They both try to attend important events for each other."