NEW YORK – Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet were spotted attending a Broadway performance alongside Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner on May 3, marking another public outing for the couple. The group attended “The Fear of 13,” a production co-produced by Kardashian at a New York theatre.
The play stars Adrien Brody as Nick Yarris, who spent more than two decades on death row for a crime he did not commit. Videos shared on social media showed Chalamet arriving at the venue before reaching back to hold Jenner’s hand as they exited their vehicle.
Coordinated Looks
The pair opted for coordinated low-key looks, while Kardashian appeared in a bright statement outfit for the evening. Kris Jenner was also seen greeting photographers as she arrived.
About the Play
“The Fear of 13,” which also features Tessa Thompson, opened on April 15 and is produced in collaboration with the Innocence Project. The production focuses on wrongful convictions and systemic issues within the justice system.
Kardashian, who has been actively involved in criminal justice reform, previously described the play as a powerful exploration of legal failures and human resilience. She noted that live theatre has the ability to create emotional connections and inspire conversations about justice.
Another Public Appearance
The Broadway outing marks another public appearance for Jenner and Chalamet, who have recently been seen attending events together, including a New York Knicks game. Their latest appearance alongside the Kardashian family has continued to draw attention across social media and entertainment coverage.
A High-Profile Night Out
The convergence of the Kardashian-Jenner family with Timothée Chalamet — one of Hollywood’s most sought-after actors — made for a highly photographed evening. Kim Kardashian’s role as co-producer of “The Fear of 13” reflects her continued involvement in criminal justice reform, a cause she has championed for years.
Chalamet and Jenner’s relationship has been the subject of intense media coverage, and their appearance together — holding hands — will fuel continued speculation.
For Broadway, the influx of celebrity audience members generates publicity. For the Kardashian-Jenner family, attendance at a socially conscious production aligns with Kim’s advocacy work.
The night was a blend of celebrity, activism, and theatre — a combination that plays well in the media.
