Did Demi Moore snub Kylie Jenner at the 2025 Golden Globes?

Social media users called out the actress on Sunday for “blatantly ignoring” the reality star in an awkward awards ceremony video.

In the viral footage, the “Substance” star — who won her first Golden Globe for her role in the film — approached Elle Fanning at her table.

Jenner, seated beside the sisters, interjected with a “congratulations” for Moore.

The Emmy nominee, 62, thanked Jenner before turning back to Fanning.

Jenner, 27, watched as the duo chatted for a moment before turning away — and did the same when Moore spoke to her boyfriend, Timothée Chalamet.

The “Kardashians” star pulled out her phone as the A-lister retreated.

“That was so messed up,” one X user wrote of the exchange, while another added, “Lmfao Demi gave her 5 fingaz to the face.”

While a third wrote that Jenner “felt left behind,” many defended Moore’s behavior.

“Idk I don’t think it’s that deep, I think she was just talking to the *actors* and she acknowledged kylie,” one pointed out to combat the “baseless narrative.”

Reps for Jenner and Moore have yet to respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.

Notably, the “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” alum channeled Moore in “Striptease” for a Halloween post — and Moore “liked” and twice re-posted the October 2024 upload.

Sunday’s ceremony marked Jenner’s second time at the Golden Globes with Chalamet, 29, whom she began dating in 2023.

On both occasions, the makeup mogul skipped the red carpet but sat with her partner inside the Beverly Hilton Hotel.

Not only were the notoriously private couple were caught on camera sharing rare PDA this year, but Jenner sweetly snapped a photo of the “A Complete Unknown” actor.

The Kylie Cosmetics creator stunned in a slinky metallic dress designed by Versace.

Moore, for her part, wore a custom Giorgio Armani Privé gown.

In her acceptance speech for best actress in a comedy or musical, the “shocked” star said she had once been told she was a “popcorn actress” and “bought in and believed that.”

Moore noted that she had been at a “low point” before “The Substance,” explaining, “I thought a few years ago that maybe this was it. Maybe I was complete, maybe I’ve done what I was supposed to do.”