Timothée Chalamet loses it over Knicks’ Game 2 win while watching from Rome: ‘Let’s f–king go’

Timothée Chalamet savored every moment of the Knicks’ thrilling Game 2 win over the Celtics from across the globe.

Taking to his Instagram Stories, the Academy Award nominee and Knicks superfan celebrated the team’s 91-90 road victory in Boston on Wednesday from Rome, where he and girlfriend Kylie Jenner made their red carpet debut earlier at the David di Donatello Awards.

“Lets f–king go holllyyy s–ttt,” Chalamet wrote alongside a TV that featured Knicks captain Jalen Brunson on the broadcast.

Down 50-41 at the half, the Knicks stormed back in the fourth when they put up 30 points and sealed the game with a Mikal Bridges steal in the final moments.

The Knicks return to New York with a 2-0 series lead in the Eastern Conference semifinals.

The “Complete Unknown” actor, 29, has been tuned in to the Knicks’ postseason run near and far.

On Monday, Chalamet skipped the starry Met Gala in New York to watch the Knicks’ 108-105 comeback victory in Game 1, while Jenner, 27, posed on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art solo.

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Chalamet has also made MSG his home away from home during the playoffs, watching the Knicks’ first-round series against the Pistons courtside in April.

He also ventured to Detroit for Game 3 and was joined by fellow Knicks diehard Ben Stiller.

It remains to be seen if Chalamet will be courtside this weekend when the series shifts back to New York.

That said, no matter who is cheering them on, Bridges and Co. are confident they’ll continue to find a way to get past the reigning champions.

“I think we’re just confident, confident knowing we’re just always gonna find a way,” Bridges said. “A lot of us sit on the bench while we’re down just like, ‘We’ve been here before, pretty sure we’re gonna win this game.'”

Game 3 gets underway on Saturday at 3:30 p.m., followed by Game 4 on Monday night at 7:30 p.m.