Timothée Chalamet's awkward response after being asked about Kylie Jenner marriage plans

The question of whether Timothée Chalamet is going to get down on one knee and propose to Kylie Jenner has been answered by the Marty Supreme actor, kind of.

Chalamet, 30, has been dating Jenner since the start of 2023 and has remained tight-lipped about their relationship, previously saying he doesn't have 'anything to say' when pressed in an interview.

Despite maintaining privacy about their relationship, the pair are often spotted together at star-studded public events, and sources close to the couple even told Us Weekly that Jenner jokes he is 'already her husband'.

But at a promotional event in London for his new film, Chalamet became visibly awkward when asked about their relationship by esteemed Love Actually director Richard Curtis, who managed to finally draw an answer about marriage from the actor.

Chalamet has given his strongest signal yet about whether he will marry Kylie Jenner (Christopher Polk/2026GG/ via Getty Images)

Curtis started by establishing the basics, asking Chalamet 'Do you have a girlfriend?' To which the Dune actor gave a similarly basic reply, saying 'Yes'.

The director then said: "Do you think you’ll ever get married? Can we come?"

Visibly taken aback, a surprised Chalamet replies: "Wow, that’s so personal."

But then, the actor relaxed his sheepishness and told the Four Weddings and a Funeral director: "You’re going to get me in trouble, man. Yes. Yes."

Curtis further pressed the star on if 'we' can come to his future wedding.

Returning to his usually comedic self, Chalamet joked: "Whose we? The whole crowd?"

This rare indication that the couple are thinking about marriage after three years together comes amid anonymous briefings to the press about how seriously the pair are taking their relationship.

One source recently told Us Weekly that the couple 'are very serious and have talked about getting engaged this year', adding that Jenner often jokes that he is 'already her husband'.

They added: "Kylie has never dated someone like him, and it’s been refreshing because they have a very easy, chill relationship.

"They basically live together at this point. Kylie will stay at his house when she doesn’t have the kids or when she wants to be in the city, and he spends a lot of time at her house."

While the pair might be thinking about tying the knot, likely more pressing for Chalamet at the moment is whether he will secure an Oscar for his leading role in table-tennis-romance Marty Supreme.

But when Curtis asked him if he wanted the Oscar, after previously being vocal about his desire, Chalamet said: "Listen, yes, but I want to give you context.

"All these awards things, they supplement the movie. Even at the awards show, everyone's participating in an advert for each other."