Timothee Chalamet returns to MSG with girlfriend Kylie Jenner in tow for Knicks' crucial Game 5 against Pacers
Timothee Chalamet has returned to his courtside seat inside Madison Square Garden feet from where his beloved New York Knicks are battling the Indiana Pacers alongside girlfriend Kylie Jenner.
Jenner had not been next to her beau for a Knicks' extravaganza since Game 4 of the team's previous playoff series against the Boston Celtics.
Chalamet sat in between his stunning girlfriend and actor Miles Teller, donning a Patrick Ewing-themed jacket with the New York legend's No 33 on each sleeve.
The orange and blue jacket was complemented by a similarly colored shirt, as well as black jeans and shoes with a blue and orange design.
Jenner had on a white t-shirt and black pants to support her boyfriend's beloved basketball team.
Chalamet is hoping Jenner will bring his team good luck as it is on the verge of playoff elimination, down 3-1 to the Pacers in the Eastern Conference Finals.
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