Caitlyn Jenner‘s signing off on her daughter’s relationship with Timothée Chalamet … calling him a good kid and phenomenal actor.

The reality star and former Olympian chatted with a photog at LAX … and, though she didn’t dive into deets on her daughter’s romance with the A-list actor, she did say she’s met Chalamet and calls him a “great kid.”

CJ says she saw “Marty Supreme” — adding Chalamet’s a very talented actor — but, more importantly, he’s good to Kylie Jenner, which is all Caitlyn really cares about.

Kylie’s been Timothée’s date to multiple awards shows this month … including the Critics Choice Awards, where he said he loved her in his Best Actor acceptance speech.

Jenner also accompanied Chalamet to the Golden Globes where he won another statue and they packed on some PDA  … and, we’re sure she’ll be his date to the Academy Awards in March as well.

“Owning Manhattan” star Jordan March is providing more clarity on his argument last month with his friend Ryan Serhant … saying they aren’t engaged in any drama … it’s just business.

We caught up with the reality TV star in New York City Wednesday … and, we had to ask him about the blow-up between him and Serhant on a Manhattan street corner in early December.

Remember — we obtained video of Jordan and Ryan arguing — and Serhant told us it was just a disagreement between pals. However, he added there were legal issues involved, so he couldn’t comment further.

For now, he says he’s still there, and both sides are trying to work through it … though Jordan’s also keeping his options open … so, it seems his future with the company is still up in the air.

Luigi Mangione‘s cousin is heading to Brooklyn — not for visitation at the Metropolitan Detention Center … but to play professional soccer.

The USL’s Brooklyn FC announced the interesting signing on Wednesday … saying 24-year-old Peter Mangione is joining the squad.

The team said it witnessed Mangione build his resume at Penn State, where he scored 31 goals and became a two-time Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year.

He also played a key role with the MLS Next Pro’s FC Cincinnati 2 last year.

Of course, his last name sticks out — it’s the same as his infamous cousin Luigi, who is accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on the streets of Midtown Manhattan on December 4, 2024.

Thompson’s murder was captured on video … showing an individual walk up to him outside of the New York Hilton Midtown hotel and shoot him in the leg and back.

Luigi was arrested five days later in Altoona, Pennsylvania, and indicted on several charges, including murder.

Despite the crime, Luigi has been oddly embraced by some as a sex symbol and folk hero — particularly those who have a deep frustration toward the U.S. health insurance system.

Luigi is being held in Brooklyn … but considering he’s locked up, he won’t be able to catch his fam in action.