Reality star and beauty mogul Kylie Jenner once again proved she’s Timothée Chalamet’s biggest cheerleader at the 2026 BAFTA Awards. While she chose to skip the red carpet, Kylie made her presence known inside the ceremony, sitting beside Chalamet and turning the evening into what felt like an intimate yet glamorous date night.
The couple’s chemistry didn’t go unnoticed as they shared quiet conversations and warm moments throughout the event.
For the night, Kylie embraced timeless elegance in a vintage Mugler gown. The body-hugging velvet ensemble featured a deep sweetheart neckline with delicate straps, sculpting a sleek and refined silhouette. Intricate crystal embellishments spread outward from a striking warm orange gemstone at the center of the bodice, adding a dramatic sparkle to her understated yet powerful look.
Chalamet complemented her aesthetic with a sharply tailored ensemble from Givenchy. The actor wore a double-breasted tuxedo jacket paired with pleated trousers, finishing the look with a silk shirt and classic bow tie — effortlessly blending modern polish with old Hollywood charm.
The BAFTAs marked the couple’s latest public appearance together following their outing at the Golden Globe Awards earlier this year. At that ceremony, Chalamet won Best Performance by a Male Actor for his role in Marty Supreme and gave a heartfelt shoutout to Kylie during his acceptance speech.
This time, however, the night brought mixed emotions.
Chalamet entered the BAFTAs as one of the evening’s most talked-about nominees, earning a Best Leading Actor nomination for Marty Supreme. The film itself had a strong showing with 11 nominations, including Best Film, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay.
Despite the early buzz, Marty Supreme left the ceremony empty-handed — joining the ranks of films like Women in Love (1969) and Finding Neverland (2004), which also famously failed to convert 11 nominations into wins.
Chalamet ultimately lost the Best Leading Actor award to Robert Aramayo for his performance in I Swear.
Still, the journey isn’t over. With director Josh Safdie, Chalamet now shifts focus to the upcoming Academy Awards, where Marty Supreme is nominated across nine categories.
Win or lose, one thing remains clear — Kylie continues to stand firmly by his side.
