Joe Jonas calls out Timothee Chalamet for ghosting his texts for a year: 'He still hasn't texted back'

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Joe Jonas humorously pointed out on social media that Timothee Chalamet had been ignoring his texts for a whole year.

The lead singer of DNCE revealed in a TikTok video on Sunday, December 1, a humorous insight into his efforts to reconnect with the star of 'Wonka.'

Joe Jonas playfully calls out Timothee Chalamet for ghosting his texts

The video shows Joe Jonas sharing a screenshot of text messages he sent to Timothee Chalamet from his friend's phone which included a sincere "miss you" message along with his selfie.

The singer's playful tone was evident as he inscribed over the picture, "Last December I sent Timothee Chalamet a text from my friends phone anticipating a response."

Jonas, aged 35, playfully posted a second selfie on TikTok, hinting that he would inform his more than 6 million followers if Chalamet, who is 28, chose to reply by the following December.

"This December he still hasn't texted back. Hope this helps!" he added.

The post featured the song 'Thoughts of You' by Ole 60 playing in the background, accompanied by his caption, "Check back with you guys next December for an update."

Chalamet, 28, has experienced a bustling 2024. During the spring, he filmed 'A Complete Unknown', the Bob Dylan biopic, portraying the legendary singer-songwriter. Come fall, he was on set in New York City for 'Marty Supreme', alongside Gwyneth Paltrow, People reports.

Fans offer support and humor as Joe Jonas calls out Timothee Chalamet

Fans left comments on Joe Jonas' TikTok, offering comfort after his year-long absence from the platform.

"He’s just thinking of a good response, it’ll come soon enough," a fan commented, to which Jonas, a father-of-two, replied, “Good things can wait.”

Another added jokingly, "I can change my name to [Timothée] and reply you asap."

A third commentator remarked, "I totally understand how you feel Joe. I am also waiting on a response from the Timothee Chalamet."

“Good things come to those who wait,” a fan wrote.

After the news went viral on Facebook, users began to respond on the platform.

A user humorously wrote, "Be brave through these difficult times, Joe."

"We’re here for you Joe, stay strong," another person stated.

One chimed in, "Not a whole entire year? - that’s a long time for a little feller."

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