Golden Globes: Timothée Chalamet-Kylie Jenner share a kiss, leave fans curious about their conversation

Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner shared a sweet moment at the 81st Golden Globe Awards ceremony. The couple fashionably started off the awards season, both dressed in black to complement each other.

In a surprising turn of events, they shared a quick kiss during a commercial break.

At the event, Timothée and Kylie were seated next to each other and were engaged in a conversation during one of the ad breaks.

Timothée, who was nominated for Best Actor (Musical or Comedy) for his role in 'Wonka,' looked lost in the conversation, adding an element of curiosity to their interaction.

Kylie was seen playing with Timothee's chain.

The official page of Golden Globes shared the candid moment on their X account. ‘Date night at the #GoldenGlobes with @RealChalamet and @KylieJenner,’ read the caption.

Numerous pictures and videos capturing this candid moment have surfaced on social media, sparking enthusiastic reactions from fans.

A fan posted the video of the two chatting during the ad break, and wrote: ‘Do Kylie and Timothée know that the ad breaks on the Golden Globe website is just a fan cam of them?’ Another said, ‘Sorry they look cute and in love!!!’ A comment also read, ‘Someone please do a voiceover of what you think they're saying to each other. Please!’

Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet officially revealed their romantic relationship in 2022, following several months of dating speculations. The pair made their public debut by attending Beyoncé's Renaissance tour together.

These relationship rumours surfaced after Kylie had ended her relationship with singer-rapper Travis Scott, with whom she has two children - a five-year-old daughter named Stormi and a son named Aire. There were reports that Kylie had chosen not to make their relationship official during the Coachella festival, where she was seen with her friends.

Timothée Chalamet's upcoming project is 'Dune 2,' scheduled for release in theatres on March 1.

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