Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner recently enjoyed a quiet escape in the Hamptons, seeking a more private setting after a period of high-profile outings that included attending New York Knicks games. An insider told People that the couple had an "amazing time in New York" during the past week, and that their Hamptons stay allowed them to "act like a non-celeb couple."
The pair, who have reportedly been linked since 2023, intentionally kept their Hamptons activities "low-key." This followed the "wild energy and crowds" associated with courtside appearances during the Knicks' successful NBA playoff run, which culminated in the team's first championship in over 50 years. Chalamet, an acclaimed actor, is known to be a fan of the Knicks.
During their time in the Hamptons, Chalamet and Jenner engaged in activities such as riding bikes, going to the beach, watching movies, and spending time at home. Sources indicate that the couple is in a "great place" and that their interactions are characterized by mutual ease and security. Friends have observed their compatibility, with some suggesting a potential for a long-term romance, though the couple is reportedly not rushing into any major decisions.
Chalamet and Jenner were seen together at several NBA playoff games, and were also spotted on a Citi Bike outing in New York City on June 17. Chalamet was present on June 18 for the Knicks' New York City victory parade.
The couple has made several notable public appearances together throughout their relationship. These include the 2024 Golden Globes and the David Di Donatello Awards in Rome last year. In December, they were seen in matching orange ensembles at the Los Angeles premiere of Chalamet's film, Marty Supreme. Their fashion choices for that event, which included Chrome Hearts outfits, drew attention. Laurie Lynn Stark, co-owner of Chrome Hearts, commented to Vogue that Chalamet is meticulous in his styling and collaborates closely on his looks, describing him as a "muse."