Timothee Chalamet's quiet answer says it all

'Dune' star dodges questions about Kylie Jenner but opens up about wanting a family

Timothee Chalamet has reignited rumours of a split with Kylie Jenner after refusing to discuss her in his new Vogue cover interview, despite the pair being one of Hollywood's most talked-about couples.

The 29-year-old 'Dune' actor, who appears on the magazine's December issue, declined to comment when asked about his relationship with Jenner, 28, saying simply: "I don't have anything to say." The terse reply added to growing speculation that the romance may have cooled.

Chalamet and Jenner began dating in early 2023 and were often seen together at public events, from Beyonce's 'Renaissance World Tour' to the Golden Globes, where they were photographed sharing affectionate moments.

However, their public appearances have dwindled in recent months. While Chalamet spent the summer filming 'Dune 3' in Hungary, Jenner remained in Los Angeles with her children, Stormi and Aire Webster.

Although he stayed quiet about Jenner, Chalamet opened up about personal growth and his thoughts on family. Reflecting on how his sister recently became a mother, he said fatherhood "could be on the radar," adding that he believes "procreation is the reason we're here."

He also mentioned how seeing his 'Dune' co-stars settle down — with Zendaya engaged and Anya Taylor-Joy married — made him reflect on the next phase of his own life.

In a more introspective moment, Chalamet recalled watching an interview with someone boasting about choosing not to have children. "Oh my God. Bleak," he said, suggesting he views family life as deeply meaningful.

Earlier this year, sources told 'Entertainment Tonight' that Jenner, too, had been thinking about expanding her family with Chalamet. "Kylie thinks Timothee is so great with her kids and has told friends she'd love to have another baby with him someday," one insider said, describing her as "so in love with Timothee."

But fans have noticed signs of distance between them. Jenner, who starred in her family's reality show 'The Kardashians', has kept her relationship off-screen, and Chalamet has yet to appear in any of her public ventures. The two were last photographed together in October at a Yankees game in New York - their first joint sighting in weeks.

Both stars have been careful to keep their romance private. Jenner told ELLE last year that she avoids discussing relationships publicly because "it's important to keep things to yourself... the opinion of the whole world can be tough."

With Chalamet's latest comments — or lack thereof — speculation continues over whether one of pop culture's most scrutinised couples has quietly drifted apart. Neither has issued any official statement, but their silence, in Hollywood fashion, is speaking volumes.