Kylie Jenner recently appeared on the “Better Half” podcast to talk about how she fell in love with the New York Knicks. She recalled attending her first game with boyfriend Timothée Chalamet and said the experience turned her into a devoted fan.
Jenner explained that she often brings a jacket or a larger top to games because she feels self‑conscious about her figure when sitting courtside. “When you have a big, curvy behind and you’re sitting down, a crop top can leave a lot exposed,” she said, noting that she prefers to stay covered while cheering.
Beyond wardrobe choices, Jenner hinted at a future plan to make her fandom even more visible. She said she is considering enlarging her breast implants so that they would be “bigger and more out there,” adding that she wants her “tits to walk in before I do” when she arrives at the arena.
Jenner praised the Knicks’ recent championship run, calling herself “the luckiest Knicks fan” for having witnessed the victory from courtside seats. She framed her dedication as a form of sacrifice for the team, saying that adjusting her style and appearance is part of showing support.
The interview sparked conversation online, with some listeners finding her comments humorous and others questioning the emphasis on physical appearance as a fan statement. Regardless of the reaction, Jenner’s remarks highlight how celebrity culture can intersect with sports fandom in unexpected ways.
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