Joe Jonas called out Timothée Chalamet for allegedly ignoring his texts for an entire year.
The DNCE lead singer took to TikTok Sunday to share a screenshot of the unanswered messages, which included a “miss you” text and a close-up selfie of Jonas.
“Last December I sent Timothee [sic] Chalamet a text from my friends [sic] phone anticipating a response,” the pop star wrote over the screenshot.
“This December he still hasn’t texted back. Hope this helps,” Jonas captioned a second slide with a new selfie of himself.
The Jonas Brothers singer, 35, joked in the caption that he would update his over 6 million followers if Chalamet, 28, decides to respond to him next December.
“He’s just thinking of a good response, it’ll come soon enough,” one person commented, to which the father of two responded, “Good things can wait.”
“I totally understand how you feel Joe,” another quipped. “I am also waiting on a response from the timothee chalamet.”
“Good things come to those who wait,” a third added.
Chalamet seemingly had his hands full this past year while juggling his romance with Kylie Jenner and working on several projects.
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In January, the “Wonka” star and the Khy founder stepped out together at the 2024 Golden Globes and were later spotted enjoying low-key date nights in Los Angeles.
Chalamet also vacationed with Jenner, 27, in the Bahamas alongside the reality star’s friends and family to celebrate her birthday in August.
In recent months, the actor has also been busy filming his forthcoming movie “Marty Supreme” alongside Gwyneth Paltrow.
In October, the co-stars were photographed getting hot and heavy while shooting the movie in New York City.
After the photos went viral, the Goop founder, 52, addressed the snaps during an appearance on “The Tonight Show” in November.
“Yeah, that was bad,” Paltrow said. “It’s just like, you’re trying to have this scene and you know it’s a private moment, and then there are paparazzi … all my mom group texts were like, ‘Oh my God.'”
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