The pair were spotted together in N.Y.C. one week earlier at Game 4 of the NBA Finals
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NEED TO KNOW
- Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner were spotted biking and strolling in New York City on Wednesday, June 17
- Their city stroll comes one day before Chalamet is expected to celebrate the New York Knicks during the Thursday, June 18 victory parade
- During the Finals, Jenner joined Chalamet, a longtime Knicks superfan, for Game 4 on June 10
Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner may be getting ready for the New York Knicks' victory parade.
The couple was spotted together biking and walking around New York City on Wednesday, June 17. Jenner, 28, opted for a simple summer look, wearing black linen pants and GUIZIO's Perfect Classic Tank in black. She accessorized with a pair of black flats and a black handheld bag with a bamboo handle.
Chalamet, 30, went for a more casual look, opting for basketball shorts, a gray T-shirt and a New York Yankees baseball hat.
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Their city stroll comes one day before the Knicks superfan is expected to attend the team's victory parade on Thursday, June 18. Chalamet has joined the likes of Ben Stiller, Spike Lee and Tracy Morgan as among the famous fans who sit courtside throughout the years.
Jenner joined the Oscar nominee at several games, including Game 4 of the NBA Finals on June 10. For that game, Chalamet wore an oversized Chrome Hearts denim jacket with bright orange crosses and a pair of matching jeans. He finished the look with Timberlands. Jenner matched him in straight-leg jeans with Chrome Hearts crosses, a white tank top, and a matching denim jacket she carried in her hand.
The model also joined Chalamet for the Knicks' playoff game against the Cleveland Cavaliers on May 25.
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Chalamet attended Game 5, which ended with the Knicks beating the Spurs 94-90, in San Antonio on June 13 without Jenner. The victory clinched the Knicks' first NBA championship since 1973.
After the victory, the Marty Supreme actor celebrated with the team and made his way to the Knicks' locker room on Saturday, according to Instagram videos shared by ESPN. "Way rather this than the Oscars," Chalamet said in a video obtained by ESPN's SportsCenter account on X.
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