Timothée Chalamet Sparks Debate After Packing On PDA With Kylie Jenner At Knicks Game

Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner had all eyes on them at Madison Square Garden Thursday night, and it wasn’t because of the Knicks-Pacers playoff game.

The famous couple, who’ve been spotted courtside together before, seemed far more focused on each other than the Eastern Conference Finals action unfolding before them.

Throughout the game, Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner were seen kissing, cuddling, and packing on the PDA from their premium seats.

In nearly every photo and video captured, including one posted by Page Six on Instagram, Kylie and Timothée were locked in a passionate embrace, appearing completely wrapped up in their own moment as cameras frequently zoomed in on them.

Fans wasted no time taking to the comments to share their thoughts.

Supporters gushed over the romantic display, with comments like, “Love this couple,” “Wow. Can’t we just be happy when a human finds their other. Even if it’s for now,” and “They’re cute, idc idc.” Another added simply, “They are so cute.”

But while many celebrated the couple’s connection, others weren’t so impressed.

Critics called out the public smooch-fest, writing, “They’re constantly looking for attention,” and “Come on, no one wants to see you make out in public at a sports game. Grow up!”

One comment read, “Somebody get them a hotel room already [eye roll emoji],” while another echoed, “They pull the same sh-t at every function that they attend.”

The headline-making PDA also sparked renewed comparisons to how Taylor Swift was criticized for attending NFL games to support Travis Kelce, while Chalamet receives applause for showing up at sports events with Kylie. The double standard hasn’t gone unnoticed by Swifties, many of whom have taken to social media to point out the difference in treatment.

Timothée Chalamet has been riding high on hometown pride.

The "Wonka" star recently found himself at the center of a wild New York City celebration after the Knicks delivered a stunning 119-81 victory over the Boston Celtics in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals.

The blowout win, which launched the Knicks into their first Eastern Conference Finals appearance in 25 years, sent fans pouring into the streets around Madison Square Garden, and Chalamet was right there with them.

Regarding Chalamet and his "good luck charm," they confirmed their romance after months of speculation, making their red-carpet debut in Rome on May 7 at the 70th David Di Donatello Awards.

“They are making it work,” a source previously told PEOPLE of the couple’s dynamic, noting how Kylie has been a steady supporter amid Chalamet’s jam-packed schedule. “Kylie is truly his biggest fan. She would clear her schedule to attend awards and premieres with him. She couldn’t be more supportive of his career.”

The couple also recently attended Coachella together, where they were spotted enjoying performances hand-in-hand, further fueling buzz around their budding relationship.

According to a source close to the Kardashian-Jenner camp, the "Kardashians" star is reportedly setting some strict boundaries when it comes to her boyfriend and her famous family, specifically her sisters.

The insider claims that Kylie has made it clear she doesn’t want her sisters spending too much time around the Oscar-nominated actor, fearing his natural charm could “melt” them. “She’s determined to keep some distance between Timothée and her siblings,” the source says, pointing to a recent hangout at the Vanity Fair Oscars Party earlier this year as a turning point.

The beauty mogul is also said to be concerned about her sisters sharing personal or “embarrassing” stories in front of Chalamet, something the source says can happen when the Kardashian sisters get catty.

“There’s always been a bit of tension and competitiveness when Khloé is around,” the insider claims.

Though Kylie has remained tight-lipped about the specifics of her romance, the couple’s recent public outing suggests things are heating up.