Kylie Jenner under fire after what she did to go and see Timothée Chalamet

Kylie Jenner's decision to take a private jet to see her Timothée Chalamet for a 24-hour date night has been met with some criticism online.

Over on her TikTok page, the Kylie Cosmetics founder shared a backdated video of her doing make-up on a private flight as she gets ready for a date night with her BF of three years.

"Get ready with me for date night in New York," the 28-year-old said in the clip captioned 'drafts'.

"I got my hair done quickly before I left, and now I'm gonna do my makeup because when I land, it'll be, like, 7:30am.

"I got a spray tan last night, and I feel didn't like it was dark enough so I got another spray tan before I left.

"So I have to shower. I've been doing my makeup and then I have to shower. This is a new Kylie Cosmetics primer that I've actually had forever and ever."

Kylie Jenner has faced some backlash over her video (TikTok/@kyliejenner)

She then explained that 'this trip was very last minute' and that she's 'literally going for, like, 24 hours'.

"We're in New York for a day. I can't believe I did this. I'm so excited," Kylie added.

The post was met with some backlash in the comments, as one person wrote: "Does anyone else feel like this is too much? Taking a private plane to visit a city for less than 24 hours to go on a date?

"I thought we cared about the climate, but yet everyone is cheering in the comments."

Some users suggested that the celebrity should have kept the video in her 'drafts' (TikTok/@kyliejenner)

Another penned: "Anyways, everyone remember to use your paper straws and carpool whenever you can."

While a third added: "Another day where a billionaire makes choices only caring about themselves not the environment or other people living in the same planet."

"The turbulence always hits when I’m doing my mascara," someone else wrote.

Not everyone was against her decision, however, as others thought it was unfair to blame one celebrity on the state of the planet.

Kylie has been pictured courtside with her boyfriend in New York (Sarah Stier/Getty Images)

"You may have a point. However, the amount of corporations that cause much much much more damage to our climate and nobody say anything about them or boycott them," one person said.

"I completely agree that corporations are a HUGE part of the problem. People are definitely talking about that as well and boycotting those businesses," another added.

Make-up company Maybelline also commented on the post: "24h in NYC has never looked this good."

LADbible Group has contacted Kylie Jenner's representatives for comment.