UPDATE: Comedian Chelsea Handler has publicly criticized Timothée Chalamet for his recent praise of Kylie Jenner during an awards ceremony, calling it “ridiculous.” This statement has ignited a heated discussion online about the high-profile couple’s relationship, which has remained largely private since dating rumors began in early 2023.
In a segment on Amanda Hirsch‘s podcast, “Not Skinny But Not Fat,” Handler expressed her disbelief over the public’s fascination with Chalamet and Jenner. Handler questioned, “What is going on with that situation? Are they in love? Are they a couple?” Her skepticism was amplified when discussing Chalamet’s claim that he “couldn’t have done it without” Jenner, leading Handler to declare, “Well, that’s ridiculous. Obviously, he could do it without her. I mean, that’s so stupid.”
The backlash from Handler highlights a growing divide in public perception regarding celebrity relationships and how partners are credited for personal achievements. Handler noted that not every celebrity acknowledges their significant other in speeches, yet she felt Chalamet’s words were excessive.
In response to the buzz surrounding Chalamet’s affectionate words, Hirsch described the intense public reaction, stating that fans were “fainting, dying, losing their minds” over Chalamet telling Jenner, “I love you.” While many fans celebrate the couple’s connection, Handler’s comments reveal she is not swayed by the hype, stating, “I don’t f—— know what’s going on with these people.”
Chalamet and Jenner’s relationship has generated significant media interest, especially during award season moments like this. Handler’s blunt remarks reflect a critical view of how celebrity culture often intertwines personal relationships with public accolades, raising questions about authenticity and individual merit.
As the conversation continues to unfold, fans and critics alike will be watching closely to see how Chalamet and Jenner navigate their relationship in the public eye. The debate over celebrity partnerships and recognition is far from over, and Handler’s comments are sure to fuel further discussions.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.
