Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet made a major return to the spotlight together at the “Marty Supreme” premiere, shutting down breakup rumors as they coordinated in orange outfits. Besides, the camera-ready PDA spoke volumes about where they stand. But while their matching look grabbed attention, a body language expert claims the dynamic between the two told a different story behind the scenes.
Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet’s red carpet poses made their love look ‘one-sided,’ claims expert
A body language expert, Judi James, who spoke exclusively to the Daily Mail, said Kylie Jenner seemed more interested during the red carpet appearance with Timothee Chalamet. Although they held hands and posed tightly together, James said Jenner looked eager to present a romantic, united front, while the “Dune” actor looked far more reserved.
James claimed, “The romantic signals look one-sided here.” She explained that Jenner seemed intent on showing off their relationship, describing her poses as “smitten” and confident. On the other hand, Chalamet, who has historically kept his relationships low‑profile, looked “less keen to be seen as any form of celebrity show-pony.”
Moreover, James pointed out that while Jenner clung to Chalamet’s body, he offered only light touches and simple smiles. She noted, “His hands and his body poses suggest hesitancy here,” and added that his smiles appeared to be polite and more about the camera than intimate. Meanwhile, Jenner showed up with “smugly in love” expressions.
The expert further claimed that Jenner “seems to be the one designing the poses and steering him into position while he just stands and grins amiably.”
Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet’s appearance marked their first public outing together since early October. The couple’s coordinated premiere moment made waves — and even got a stamp of approval from Kris Jenner, who promoted the film on social media while wearing its merchandise.
Whether this Hollywood couple prefers privacy or publicity, their red carpet moment sparked plenty of conversation, even from experts.
Originally reported by Ishika Mishra on Reality Tea.
