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Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner Hit Oscars After-Party After Tough Night
TIMOTHÉE CHALAMET & KYLIE JENNER
SHAKE OFF OSCARS LOSS AT AFTER-PARTY
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Timothée Chalamet may not have had the night he hoped for … but that didn’t stop him from letting loose at an after-party with his beau, Kylie Jenner.
The couple was spotted leaving the Vanity Fair Oscar Party separately … and still looking good as ever.
Chalamet was seen strutting out in his all-white suit while rocking a pair of shades … while Kylie made her exit in a dazzling black dress.
Not only did Timothée come up empty-handed in the Best Actor race for his leading role in “Marty Supreme” … the film itself didn’t take home a single trophy despite nine nominations.
Chalamet also took it on the chin earlier in the night when host Conan O’Brien poked fun at him during the opening monologue … referencing the backlash Timothée recently faced over comments about ballet and opera.
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