Kylie Jenner is looking forward to a holiday break with Timothée Chalamet after months of long-distance.

The actor, 29, has been based in Budapest since July. Now, a source has spilled that the couple will spend Thanksgiving week in Los Angeles with Jenner’s family before Chalamet returns to Europe to continue filming Dune: Part Three. 

“Kylie’s very excited that he’s been back in L.A.,” the source told PEOPLE. “She’s happy to have some special time with him before he heads back to set.” The insider added that the two will also make time to see their respective families during the holiday week.

Despite their demanding schedules, the pair have kept their relationship steady. Jenner has been flying to Europe regularly, meeting Chalamet in Budapest and London whenever possible. “They’ve stayed close. They’ve been making it work,” the source added.

Recent speculation that the couple had split is “not true,” the insider insisted. Rumours circulated after Chalamet missed Kris Jenner’s 70th birthday celebration on November 9, but multiple sources confirmed the two are “doing great.”

Chalamet has spoken fondly of Jenner on set, and she has visited him while filming both Marty Supreme and Dune. The pair were last seen together in New York on October 8 at a Yankees game and attended the Marty Supreme premiere two days earlier.

Despite their increased public appearances in recent months, both remain private. Chalamet recently made headlines for declining to comment on the relationship in a recent Vogue interview.

Lily Allen is preparing to return to the road and this tour seemingly marks a major personal milestone for her.

In a new interview on CBS Mornings, the 40-year-old pop star reflected on gearing up to tour her latest album West End Girl as this would be her first time traveling and performing since she got sober in 2019.

The project itself was reportedly inspired by the end of her marriage to actor David Harbour, but the tour represents something more meaningful than that.

Speaking with Anthony Mason, Allen admitted that performing in her twenties felt like “a big party,” often blurring the line between the stage and the lifestyle.

“I don’t know if that if it sounded much fun to the people that were listening to it,” the Tennis artist laughed. 

“It was sure as hell was fun, you know, going out there, but I’m not at that stage in my life.”

Allen explained that when she got sober in 2019, she imagined it would eventually allow her to bring West End Girl “to life,” but she never expected the touring gap to stretch this long.

Now, as she gears up to perform live again, she admitted that the nerves are real.

“I’m nervous,” the singer confessed.

“I don’t think there’s any risk of anything happening, but it’s a real adrenaline rush that you get when you’re on a stage and people responding to your words and when you come off stage that adrenaline is rushing around your body and looking for a place to get out.”