‘I’m a lip reader and Timothée Chalamet confirmed his true colors on the Oscars’ | TV & Radio | Showbiz & TV | EUROtoday

Timothée Chalamet and his girlfriend, Kylie Jenner, attended the Oscars on Sunday night collectively, with the couple having entrance row seats to the star-studded ceremony. At one level, Kylie, who was sporting a figure-hugging pink glittering costume for the event, leaned into Timothée, however his wiggling legs hinted at how uncomfortable he was. Lip reader Nicola Hickling instructed the Daily Mail what she believed the Marty Supreme actor was saying to his companion at that second. According to Nicola, he stated: “I hate this,” whereas forcing a smile. She claimed Kyle stated in response: “We’re all right, okay.” Later, Nicola alleged the actor stated: “Tonight – I want an enormous cuddle.”

Timothée was the frontrunner to win the Best Actor Oscar for his role in Marty Supreme, but Sinners star Michael B Jordan was presented with the accolade on the night.

Nicola also revealed to The Mirror what Timothée appeared to ask his sister, Pauline, about Kylie at the event. During the ceremony, Timothée was seen speaking to his sibling and said: “Where are you sitting?”

She pointed to her seat, and Kylie reached out to greet her, reportedly complimenting Pauline’s dress.

Nicola claimed the Oscar-nominee leaned in and seemed to refer to 28-year-old Kylie, asking his sister: “Could you go straightforward on her?”

Pauline appeared to say “okay” and Timothée repeated his request, saying: “I need you to go straightforward on her.”

Express.co.uk has contacted Timothée’s representatives for comment.

The actor has been in hot water in the run-up to the Academy Awards after he made a comment which offended during an interview with fellow actor Matthew McConaughey.

During their conversation, the 30-year-old said: “I don’t wish to be working in ballet, or opera, or issues the place it’s like, ‘Hey, preserve this factor alive, regardless that like nobody cares about this anymore.’ All respect to all of the ballet and opera folks on the market.”

The remark sparked a tidal wave of backlash on social media, with Oscars host Conan O’Brien’s event highlighting the moment as he said during the ceremony: “Security is extraordinarily tight tonight. I’m instructed there’s concern about assaults from each the opera and ballet group.”