Kylie Jenner (Maybe) Missed This Joke About Timothée Chalamet At The BAFTA Awards
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The playful jab about Chalamet got a playful reaction from Jenner — but social media can’t agree on whether she got it or missed it entirely.
Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner’s appearance together at this year’s BAFTAs led to a joke that social media users can’t get over.
While attending the ceremony in London’s Royal Festival Hall on Sunday, Chalamet, 29, and Jenner, 27, sat together — prompting the show’s host, David Tennant, to tease the couple.
In a clip shared on TikTok, Tennant is seen announcing that somebody in the crowd deserved “a very special mention.”
“We’re very privileged tonight to be joined by the runner-up in New York’s recent Timothée Chalamet look-alike competition,” Tennant said before gesturing toward Chalamet, whose portrayal of Bob Dylan in “A Complete Unknown” has been raking in the awards nominations this year.
Tennant’s joke was in reference to the viral look-alike contest in New York’s Washington Square Park last October, in which the actor showed up to witness a sea of his doppelgängers gathered in person.
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The playful jab about Chalamet got a playful reaction from Jenner — but social media can’t agree on whether she got it or missed it entirely.
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