Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet’s sister has caught attention at the Oscars 2026. On Sunday night, Pauline Chalamet also attended the star-studded event. Inside the Dolby Theatre, she and the “Marty Supreme” actor warmly hugged each other. Soon, Jenner noticed Timothee’s sister and greeted her. Their encounter was captured on video and went viral online. A body language expert claimed that Pauline gave Jenner the “cold shoulder.”
Timothee Chalamet’s sister Pauline appeared ‘impersonal’ towards Kylie Jenner at Oscars, per expert
Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet’s sister, Pauline, met at the Oscars 2026. E! News shared a video of their “awkward” interaction. It featured the siblings warmly hugging and greeting each other with big smiles. Then, the “Kardashian” star, who was sitting behind her boyfriend, noticed her.
Jenner seemingly called Pauline to greet her. She got up from her seat to hug Pauline, who appeared to be slightly hesitant for a moment. Although they were all smiles, body language expert Susan Constantine claimed otherwise. She exclusively told Page Six that Pauline “dismissed Kylie quickly.”
“Kylie, while seated, was taken by surprise but showed genuine interest by making eye contact and brows raised,” the expert explained. Furthermore, she mentioned that “The Sex Lives of College Girls” alum gave the reality TV star “the non-verbal cold shoulder.” Reportedly, the actress seemed “impersonal, dismissive, and disingenuous” towards her brother’s girlfriend.
Moreover, Constantine believed that Pauline’s body language hinted at her “hesitation before the faux hug.” She described that the sister allegedly “shifted away” from Jenner.
Meanwhile, the video has piqued fans’ curiosity about the dynamics of Pauline and Jenner’s relationship. “OK, there’s definitely a story to all of this because that looked so awkward and strange. Somebody spill the tea,” a user commented.
At the 98th Academy Awards, Timothee walked the red carpet with his girlfriend, flaunting their romance to the world. He was nominated for Best Actor (“Marty Supreme”); however, the award went to Michael B. Jordan for “Sinners.”
Originally reported by Suushmmita Sen for RealityTea.
