Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet were seen together publicly for the first time in two months at the New York Film Festival, supporting Chalamet at the premiere of his film 'Marty Supreme,' which is set to be released in theaters around Christmas.

The couple wore matching black leather outfits, exemplifying a coordinated and stylish appearance, continuing their pattern of public displays of affection despite efforts to keep their relationship private.

Despite busy schedules and long-distance filming commitments, Jenner and Chalamet maintain regular communication through FaceTime, often expressing that they miss each other and are making their relationship work.

Their recent sighting has sparked speculation about a possible reconciliation or ongoing relationship issues, but the true status remains uncertain.

Throughout 2024 and early 2025, they attended major events together, including award shows and sports games, demonstrating a growing confidence and closeness in their relationship.

Jenner has been notably private about her relationship, resisting media pressure to make it more public, even as they continue to support each other at high-profile events like Knicks games and award ceremonies.

There have been rumors about Jenner's desire to marry Chalamet, with reports suggesting her mother Kris Jenner is pushing for a prenuptial agreement due to the disparity in their net worths.

Sources close to the couple confirm their relationship remains strong, with Jenner and Chalamet often staying at Jenner's house when not working, despite their busy schedules.

Chalamet's recent shaved head, possibly related to his role in 'Dune: Part Three,' has been a topic of curiosity, as he continues filming in Europe while balancing promotional duties for his film 'Marty Supreme.'

'Marty Supreme,' a sports comedy starring Chalamet about a ping-pong champion, is set for release during Christmas, with the film featuring notable cast members and performances at its premiere.

Their public appearances, including at Yankees games and international events, continue to fuel rumors about their engagement, although insiders suggest Chalamet is still adjusting to the idea of settling down.

The couple's appearance at the Yankees game marked a blend of Hollywood glamour with sports culture, despite the Yankees' disappointing loss and their ongoing 16-season championship drought.