Timothee Chalamet keeps it casual in sweatpants during a late breakfast run in NYC… after making his Saturday Night Live hosting debut
It was a huge night for Timothée Chalamet: the Academy Award-nominated actor hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time.
And just hours later, the following morning, the New York City native was spotted while out on a late breakfast run in Manhattan.
The Call Me By Your Name star was the picture of a casual Sunday in the fashion department dressed in red Adidas sweatpants as he casually made his way to a cafe.
On the hunt: Timothée Chalamet, 24, went out on a late breakfast run the morning after hosting Saturday Night Live for the very first time
Chalamet, 24, had a confident and brisk strut during his walk down the familiar streets of Manhattan all by himself.
And with a black protective mask over his mouth and nose, the acclaimed actor didn’t seem to draw any attention to himself.
It may have also helped that his normally trendy style of cloths were replaced by sweatpants, a black fleece and a rusty-brown jacket.
The casual ensemble was rounded out with white sneakers and brown and white striped socks.
Sunday casual: The Oscar-nominated actor kept it casual in the fashion department in red sweatpants with a black fleece and rusty-brown jacket
On the go again: The New York City native eventually reappeared back on the streets with a cup of joe to-go in hand and headed back the way he came
After arriving at the cafe, Chalamet headed inside seemingly for some food and coffee.
He eventually reappeared back on the streets with a cup of joe to-go in hand. After gathering himself for a brief second, the Little Women star made sure his mask was firmly set on his face and then headed back the way he came.
Being born and raised in Manhattan, Chalamet was obviously honored to be hosting the legendary sketch-comedy series, especially with musical guests Bruce Springsteen And The E-Street Band.
Pride: The New York City native was boviously honored to be hosting his first-ever SNL, which is shot in his home borough of Manhattan
New Yorkers: At one point, during the open, Chalamet was joined at the piano by SNL castmember Pete Davidson
During the opening monologue, he revealed that his mother, Nicole Flender, occasionally worked on SNL as a ‘background actor.’ He even had producers play a clip of her in the show’s famous Massive Head Wound Harry in the early 1990s that featured Dana Carvey and the late Chris Farley.
‘Yep. That’s my mom,’ Chalamet gushed, as the audience cheered and applauded, before adding: ”She almost got spit on by Chris Farley!’
With his mother watching from the audience, the Homeland alum credited her for being ‘the reason [he] is alive and why [he] has an acting career.’
Legend! The episode’s musical guest was the legendary rockers: Bruce Springsteen And The E-Street Band were the musical
The family comes full circle: Chalamet revealed that his mother, Nicole Flender, occasionally worked on SNL as a ‘background actor’ in the early 1990s