Kylie Jenner's ex Travis Scott 'mocks' Timothée Chalamet's Oscars humiliation after he lost out on Best Actor gong to Michael B Jordan

Travis Scott appeared to throw shade at his ex Kylie Jenner's new boyfriend, Timothée Chalamet, on Sunday night, after the actor's humiliating night at the Oscars.

The 30-year-old missed out on the Best Actor gong to a stunned and emotional Michael B Jordan, while also facing several jabs at his expense over his controversial comments about opera and ballet.

But fans have become convinced that one person who was enjoying the Marty Supreme star's misfortune was Travis, 34, who shares two children with Timothée's girlfriend Kylie - Stormi, eight, and four-year-old Aire. 

The rapper took to his Instagram Stories after the Academy Awards, to share a photo of Michael, 39, wiping away his tears as he accepted the trophy for his dual roles in Sinners.

He looked in disbelief as he took to the stage and was greeted by last year's winner Adrien Brody, after triumphing over Timothée, as well as Leonardo DiCaprio, Ethan Hawke and Wagner Moura.

He stars in the Ryan Coogler-helmed film as twin brothers, who return to their hometown to start again only to discover that an even greater evil - in the form of vampires - is waiting to welcome them back. 

After Travis shared the snap, fans soon took to social media to insist that rather that being a congratulatory post for the Black Panther star, it was instead intended to mock Timothée's snub.

He first struck up an on/off romance with Kylie in 2017, before they finally called it quits three years ago, with the reality star moving on with Timothée later that year.

And Travis - real name Jacques Webster - hasn't shied away from dissing his ex's new man in the past, previously appearing to reference him in his track Meltdown, by referencing Timothée's role in Wonka.

Fans took to X and Reddit to react to this latest supposed dig from the star, with many praising it as 'iconic' while others branded it 'petty'.

They wrote: 'Travis Scott is a professional hater I love it'; 'Timothee Chalamet looks miserable and Travis Scott was shading him and is there too.. help this man';

'Okay, please this is so iconic lmao. Because tell me when was the last time Travis Scott care about the Oscars?'; 'Bro needs to move on, hating on the future stepdad of your kids is petty';

'Travis Scott posting mbj is so f***ing funny like brah'; 'I peeped that s**t on my insta feed. Bro still p***ed Chalamet snatched his girl up';

'he's so happy timmy did not win.'; 'Last year he wanted Adrien Brody over Timmy, this year he supporting MBJ. Travis don’t f**k with Timmy confirmed.'

However, Travis risked an awkward run-in with the object of his mockery on Sunday, as he later arrived at Vanity Fair Oscars afterparty, which was also attended by a very-loved up Kylie and Timothee. 

Meanwhile, One Battle After Another ended the 2026 awards season by winning Best Picture, while Jessie Buckley completed her awards show sweep.

Paul Thomas Anderson - who also scored his first win for Best Director - accepted the top prize of the night alongside Leonardo DiCaprio, Teyana Taylor and the rest of the cast and crew as the film earned the most wins of the night with six. 

The American black comedy action-thriller film triumphed over a massive, competitive, field  including: Bugonia, F1, Frankenstein, Hamnet, Marty Supreme, The Secret Agent, Sentimental Value, Sinners, and Train Dreams.

One Battle After Another is centered around a group of ex-revolutionaries who reunite to rescue the daughter of one of their own as their enemy resurfaces after 16 years.

Sean Penn also came out on top for his work in the film, earning his impressive third Oscar, but he was not in attendance at the ceremony to accept the gong.

Kieran Culkin announced him as the winner for Best Supporting Actor over his One Battle After Another co-star Benicio Del Toro as well as Jacob Elordi - Frankenstein, Delroy Lindo - Sinners, and Stellan Skarsgard - Sentimental Value.

The sharp-tongued Culkin joked: 'Sean Penn couldn't be here this evening or didn't want to, so I'll be accepting the award on his behalf.'

While Buckley continued her winning streak as she earned Best Actress for her role in Hamnet, making her the first Irish star to triumph in the category.

The 36-year-old beat out Rose Byrne - If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, Kate Hudson - Song Sung Blue, Renate Reinsve - Sentimental Value, and Emma Stone - Bugonia.

Hamnet takes place after Agnes and William Shakespeare (Buckley and Paul Mescal) lose their son Hamnet to the plague and grapple with grief in 16th-century England, based on the novel of the same name. 

Agnes is a healer who must find strength to care for her surviving children while processing her devastating loss.

Amy Madigan took home the first award of the night, 40 years after she was last nominated for her role in Twice in a Lifetime.

The 75-year-old veteran actress earned Best Supporting Actress for her work in Zach Creggar's supernatural mystery horror film Weapons.

It was one of the most contentious categories of the night as she was up against Elle Fanning - Sentimental Value, Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas - Sentimental Value, Wunmi Mosaku - Sinners, and Teyana Taylor - One Battle After Another.

Ryan Coogler finally earned his first win in the Best Original Screenplay category for his epic Sinners. 

One of the most touching wins of the night came when Autumn Durald Arkapaw won Best Cinematography for Sinners, making history as the first woman to win the award.

While KPop Demon Hunters scored two huge gongs on the night, winning Best Animated Feature over Arco, Elio, Little Amelie or the Character of Rain, and Zootopia 2.

The Netflix film made history once again when its smash hit Golden triumphed in the Best Original Song category, beating out Dear Me - Diane Warren: Relentless, I Lied to You - Sinners, Sweet Dreams of Joy - Viva Verdi!, and Train Dreams - Train Dreams.