Video Of Kylie Jenner Handing Timothee Chalamet Liquor That She Seemingly Snuck Into The Knicks-Cavs Game Goes Viral

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Even when you’re a billionaire, drinks at sporting events are still simply too expensive. At least as far as Kylie Jenner is concerned.

During the New York Knicks series-clinching win against the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals on Monday night, a video of Kylie Jenner handing her boyfriend Timothee Chalamet liquor that she apparently snuck into the game — perhaps her sister Kendall Jenner’s 818 tequila — went viral on social media.

The moment was a rare instance of reliability for the youngest member of the Kardashian-Jenner clan, who’s proven to be a true trooper for her BF as he’s dragged her to virtually every Knicks game since the playoffs began last month.

Video of Kylie Jenner handing liquor to boyfriend Timothee Chalamet that she seemingly snuck into the Knicks-Cavs game went viral on social media

“Alcohol so expensive at sporting events that a billionaire has to sneak vodka in her purse smh,” read one viral response to the video.

“Kylie a billionaire and still sneaking in alcohol 😂😂😂,” a second added.

“There’s something funny about being absolutely filthy rich and still sneaking in alcohol somewhere,” a third concurred.

“Even celebrities can’t afford drinks at the game,” a fourth agreed.

With New York’s 130-93 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers — completing a four game sweep in the Eastern Conference Finals — the Knicks are headed to their first NBA Finals since 1999.

Given that Chalamet seems to be having the time of his life supporting the Knicks during their playoff run, it’s all but guaranteed he’ll be at every game of the NBA Finals, which will begin on Wednesday, June 3 — where the Knicks will take on either the San Antonio Spurs or defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder.

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