Timothée Chalamet brought his mother, Nicole Flender, as his date to the 32nd Annual Actor Awards in Los Angeles, while his girlfriend Kylie Jenner opted to skip the red carpet.

The 30-year-old actor, nominated for Best Actor for his role in Marty Supreme, beamed alongside his mom at the Shrine Auditorium. Jenner, who has previously supported Chalamet at awards by joining him inside after his solo red carpet appearances, was absent from the exterior photos.

Chalamet looked sharp in an off-white suit jacket over a partially unbuttoned white shirt, paired with black trousers and shoes. He shared a sweet moment with Flender, draping his arm around her shoulders as they posed for pictures together. His mother wore a striking pink dress with thin shoulder straps.

Marty Supreme was also recognized at the awards, with co-star Odessa A’zion earning a Supporting Actress nomination and the film itself up for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture.

Chalamet recently traveled to the U.K. for the BAFTAs, where he was nominated but lost the Best Actor award to Robert Aramayo for I Swear. Jenner joined him shortly after the BAFTAs red carpet, and the couple were spotted enjoying a cozy moment inside Royal Festival Hall. She wowed in a form-fitting black gown featuring dazzling embellishments along a plunging neckline.

Despite the BAFTA loss, Chalamet has enjoyed a successful awards season, winning both the Critics Choice and a Golden Globe for Best Actor earlier in January. During his Critics Choice speech, he gave a heartfelt shout-out to Jenner, calling her his “partner of three years” and expressing gratitude for her support — a moment that visibly moved her as she mouthed “I love you” to him.

Chalamet is also nominated for Best Actor at the upcoming Academy Awards on Sunday, March 15, alongside Leonardo DiCaprio, Ethan Hawke, Michael B. Jordan, and Wagner Moura. Despite their busy schedules, Chalamet and Jenner have found time to enjoy moments together amid the whirlwind of awards season.

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