Timothee Chalamet’s older sister Pauline Chalamet has welcomed her first child with longtime partner Rhys Raiskin.
The 32-year-old Sex Lives of College Girls actress revealed the exciting news while chatting up Barbie director Greta Gerwig at the Stella Mccartney show during Paris Fashion Week on Monday.
In a video shared on X, Pauline exclaimed to Greta, ‘I just had a baby!’ to which the latter responded, ‘No!’
‘Yeah!’ Chalamet said before putting an arm around her beau and sharing, ‘We just had a baby. Three weeks ago.’
The new mom didn’t reveal the baby’s name, gender, or exact birth date.
Timothee Chalamet’s older sister Pauline Chalamet has welcomed her first child with longtime partner Rhys Raiskin
Pauline pictured with brother Timothee in Beverly Hills in January 2018
Chalamet first revealed her pregnancy by quietly debuting her baby bump during Paris Fashion Week in June.
She appeared in a photo uploaded to friend Jeanne Damas’ Instagram Stories.
The low-key TV star never publicly announced that she was expecting and has generally kept quiet on her love life.
It’s unknown how long Pauline has been romantically involved with Rhys.
But according to Just Jared, the couple was spotted together on a 2022 New York City lunch date with Timothee, 28.
Pauline is best known for her portrayal of Kimberly in the HBO Max series, Sex Lives of College Girls.
The show follows four 18-year-old freshman roommates at Essex College in Vermont.’
An IMDb synopsis describes its characters as ‘a bundle of contradictions and hormones’ who ‘are equal parts lovable and infuriating.’
Chalamet first revealed her pregnancy by quietly debuting her baby bump during Paris Fashion Week in June
The siblings pictured with parents Marc Chalamet and Nicole Flender in March 2018
The first season of the show premiered in 2021, and in December 2022 the series was renewed for a third season.
Pauline opened up about following her passion for acting and starring in the show in a 2022 interview with The Cut.
She said while doing a scene for the play Antigone in high school, ‘something clicked.’
‘I was so prepared. We’d really worked, and it was the first time I understood what the work was of bringing a scene and a character to life,’ she recalled.
Chalamet added, ‘I always enjoyed acting but didn’t put all my energy into it until relatively recently, when I was living full time in Paris.’
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