Timothée Chalamet has become a prominent figure this year, not just for his film roles but as a regular presence at New York Knicks playoff games. He has been spotted courtside at Madison Square Garden throughout the Knicks’ impressive run to the Eastern Conference finals. Often seen with girlfriend Kylie Jenner and her sister Kendall Jenner, he has also shared the spotlight with other celebrities like Ben Stiller, Bad Bunny, Spike Lee, Larry David, and Tracy Morgan.
As the Knicks enjoy their best season in over two decades, high-profile attendees have been vocal about their support for the team, making celebrity sightings a topic of conversation as much as the actual basketball games. The atmosphere at these games has been electric, fueled by both the excitement of the playoffs and the star-studded lineup of spectators.
However, with the Knicks facing a critical game against the Indiana Pacers—down 3-1 and nearing elimination—this could mark the last appearance for both the players and their celebrity fans at Madison Square Garden this spring. The juxtaposition of tense playoff action and the presence of major entertainment figures has created a unique cultural moment, highlighting how intertwined sports and celebrity culture have become. As the Knicks’ postseason journey continues, the focus remains on both the game and the glamorous attendees filling the arena.
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