Timothée Chalamet 'complains' to Kylie Jenner during World Cup final appearance
Topics: Celebrity, Timothée Chalamet, Kylie Jenner, World Cup
Jen Thomas
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Topics: Celebrity, Timothée Chalamet, Kylie Jenner, World Cup
Timothee Chalamet and Kylie Jenner were just two of the famous faces in attendance at a star-studded World Cup final, but it seems like Timmy wasn't having the best time.
A lipreader spotted what looked like an unhappy Timothée complaining to his girlfriend, Kylie, during the final which saw Spain claim victory over Argentina.
The couple are a regular fixture at various sporting events, having also been papped watching Wimbledon and basketball in the past including at New York’s Madison Square Garden.
The actor was also caught making a cheeky quip to David Beckham at a previous match.
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Timothée also previously faced criticism for 'manspreading' poor Tina Fey and taking up all the space front row while watching the New York Knicks, although many said his feet were just positioned widely to fit three drinks on the floor between them.
It seems like beverages are causing mischief again for the actor, according to a lipreader, Nicola Hickling.
She alleged to the Mirror US that the star was expressing unhappiness over his drink, saying there's 'so much ice'.
Jenner then said “Look at ‘em,” as she gestured to the match.
They were a picture of romance, as the loved-up pair couldn't keep their hands off each other during the game.
One social media user lashed out at the couple being at the match: “I'm sure these two don't know anything about soccer... it's just peer pressure.”
"Are they even fans?" asked another.
The stars watched Madonna, Jennifer Hudson, Shakira, Justin Bieber, Post Malone and BTS in the half-show.
Jennifer Hudson sang the US national anthem ahead of the match-up between Spain and Argentina, and Tom Cruise also gave a speech before the match started.
Other celebs in the audience included the likes of Matt Damon, Gayle King, Anya Taylor-Joy and US President Donald Trump.
Fans were stunned to see footballing legends Ronaldo and Ronaldinho appear as back-up acts for Madonna during the controversial half-time show.
It emerged that FIFA broke a promise to Argentina and Spain over the duration of the performance.
After the teams expressed fears about the performance lasting for half an hour, they were assured it would only be 17 minutes.
FIFA proposed six minutes for the stage to be built and later taken apart, and 11 minutes for the actual performance.
In the end, it was over 27 minutes between the whistle for the first half, and the start of the second.
It seemed like Timothée and Kylie enjoyed the match anyway according to onlookers, despite the icy beverage.