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Jacob Elordi shielding Kendall Jenner from flashing paparazzi cameras on a Paris street during Fashion WeekPhoto via The Free Press Journal

Jacob Elordi Pleads With Paparazzi as Kendall Jenner Looks Uneasy in Paris

The duo, fresh from Kendall's Paris Fashion Week runway stint, tried to escape flashing cameras on their way back to the hotel, sparking a viral clip.

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A short video from the streets of Paris has gone viral, showing Jacob Elordi trying to shield his companion Kendall Jenner from relentless paparazzi flashes. The pair, who have been linked since early 2026, were heading back to their hotel after Kendall's runway appearance at Paris Fashion Week.

In the clip, Jenner can be seen pulling her hand over her face as cameras continue to click. Elordi, visibly concerned, turns to the photographers and says, “Stop, stop, stop. Can we just walk home?” He repeats the request, adding, “No flash, just let us go.”

Despite his pleas, the shutters kept clicking until the couple slipped into a waiting car. The moment was captured by on‑lookers and quickly made rounds on social media, prompting fans to gush over the protective gesture and the obvious discomfort of the model.

The incident comes after a string of public sightings that have kept the romance rumor mill churning. The two were first spotted together at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party and later at Coachella, before sharing trips to Hawaii, Japan and London. Most recently, Elordi was seen in the front row of the Bottega Veneta show in Milan, watching Jenner close the runway.

While neither has officially confirmed a relationship, the latest Paris footage adds another chapter to their high‑profile courtship narrative. Industry watchers note that the paparazzi pressure on models during Fashion Week is nothing new, but the protective stance taken by Elordi has drawn particular attention.

For now, the pair remain tight‑lipped, and the video is a reminder of how quickly a candid moment can become headline fodder in the age of instant sharing.

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