There’s more to Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet’s relationship, and dating expert Emma Hathorn readily weighed in. Now that the couple has finally taken their romance to the next level with a red carpet debut, Hathorn, from seeking.com, shared her thoughts on how their “high-low” type relationship is “bridging the cultural gap of Hollywood stardom.”
The expert also pointed out the widespread criticism Jenner and Chalamet have faced and praised their decision not to go public immediately, which allowed them to control the narrative.
Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet are combining their audiences, ‘experts’ say
Dating expert Emma Hathorn reflected on Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet’s blossoming relationship while talking to The Mirror U.S. The couple has been going strong for two years, “bridging the cultural gap of Hollywood stardom,” and just made their red carpet debut after holding off for a long time. Hathorn suggested that this milestone marked a “shift from a private, low-key relationship” to a more serious or confident one.
Additionally, the expert claimed that Chalamet as a “character actor” and Jenner as a “businesswoman” and “billionaire of Kardashian fame” are bringing their audiences together. “This is a joint statement: they’re combining empires, audiences, and bridging the cultural gap of Hollywood stardom,” opined Hathorn. Additionally, the duo’s distinct brands and “clashing public personas” classify their relationship as the “fusion of the high-low type of Hollywood.”
Emma Hathorn also remarked on Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet holding off publicly speaking about their relationship for a long time before their red carpet debut. They had only made a handful of public appearances before that, suggesting they likely wanted to connect “privately” before becoming susceptible to “harsh scrutiny and public comment.” The expert noted that this also “allowed them to control the narrative.”
Hathorn further addressed talks about the couple receiving flak for having nothing in common, saying, “Unlikely pairs can happen.” She continued that one can never be too sure about how two people connect in their private lives, suggesting they “could very well have more in common than anyone expects.”
Originally reported by Nikita Mahato on Reality Tea.
