Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet had their most high-profile date night at last year’s Golden Globes ceremony. This year, the couple returned to the ceremony. While Chalamet was photographed solo on the red carpet, Jenner joined him inside the ceremony again. She appeared next to him in a backless vintage chainmail dress from Versace’s spring 1999 collection. Vogue reported that Elizabeth Hurley wore the exact same dress in the ’90s.
Someone at the ceremony also filmed them kissing from afar.
She also posed with Elle Fanning and Monica Barbaro at his table:
Dakota Fanning came over too at one point:
This is the couple’s first big date night in months. The star recently told ELLE that she doesn’t talk about her love life publicly: “I think it’s important to keep things to yourself. It’s hard for me to make a decision by myself sometimes, so the opinion of the whole world…it can be tough.”
Chalamet is nominated for Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama for his work in the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown.
Last year, he and Jenner generated quite a few headlines at the ceremony, after fans speculated that Jenner kept Selena Gomez, Chalamet’s former A Rainy Day in New York co-star, from getting a photo with him.
One day later, Chalamet clarified to TMZ that wasn’t the case at all. Gomez and Jenner don’t have any “beef,” he said. “We’re all good,” he added of the three stars’ relationship.
The actor just celebrated the holidays with Jenner, although their celebration was a little ahead of December 25.
On December 30, a source revealed to People that “they had an early Christmas celebration together before Kylie spent Christmas Day with her family. It took Kylie a long time to introduce him to her kids [Stormi and Aire]. He’s part of the family now though. Her kids know him as a ‘friend.’”
Over a year into dating, Jenner and Chalamet’s relationship “is great and very easy,” the insider continued. “He’s super supportive of her priorities, and he works around her schedule a lot. They are both committed to making it work.”