Timothée Chalamet's ex admits she's 'obsessed' with Kylie Jenner romance
Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner 's unlikely relationship took the next step after they made their red carpet debut as a couple earlier this month. But Timothée's ex, Mexican actress Eliza Gonzalez, has said she's "obsessed" with their relationship, after she split from the actor in 2020.
Despite calling time on their relationship, Eliza and Timothée remained on good terms, with Eliza having nothing but good things to say about her ex-boyfriend. Timothée and makeup tycoon Kylie have been linked since 2023, and although they have been seen together at events and sports matches, they finally posed on the red carpet at the 70th David di Donatello Awards.
Timothée, 29, gave the Met Gala a miss just days before the awards ceremony, so fans were delighted to see the pair together on the red carpet. As usual, Kylie looked stunning in a figure-hugging black gown, linking arms with her man as they arrived at the swanky party.
The pair looked smitten as they shared affectionate glances and held hands, making no effort to hide their connection. And now Eliza has given her blessing when asked how she felt about the pair's budding romance.
Speaking to Cosmopolitan, she said: "I'm obsessed with them. They look so in love, and so cute,' she said of the couple who have been an item for about two years.
"I love Timmy. I think he's the most talented, sweetest, honestly like sweetest boy, and I'm just so proud to see him thriving and doing great in his career."
Kylie and Timothée's relationship has gone from strength to strength, with the couple in no rush to make things serious. But their bond has naturally progressed.
In December, they were seen at events together, and Timothée shared some of the holidays with Kylie and her two children, Stormi and Aire. A source told Page Six: 'They had a really nice dinner together with Kylie's family, and they drove around to look at Christmas lights. The kids had a really magical time, and Kylie and Timothée made some very special memories together.'
Although they didn't spend Christmas together, it was said Timothée bought her and her children gifts, which Kylie "thought was so sweet".
Not long after, an insider claimed to People that the actor gets on well with her kids. 'It took Kylie a long time to introduce him to her kids,' the insider said. 'He's part of the family no,w though. Her kids know him as a 'friend.''
Meanwhile, Kylie could be making an appearance at Glastonbury this year. Timothée is set to play a secret set at Glastonbury 2025 following his incredible performance as Bob Dylan in A Complete Unknown.
After stepping into the iconic shoes of the music icon for a critically acclaimed biopic that smashed awards season, Timothée turned heads not only for his portrayal but also for singing Dylan's classics himself rather than lip-syncing. Now, it's been rumoured that he will be taking to the stage at Glastonbury 2025 for an unannounced set.
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