Timothée Chalamet has priceless reaction after meeting Cowboys cheerleaders at World Cup

It’s not often that actor Timothée Chalamet is starstruck, but that’s what the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders can do to people.

Chalamet, 30, met the famed cheerleaders on Tuesday when he attended Spain’s 2-0 victory over France at AT&T Stadium.

"It’s nice to meet you guys. Damn," Chalamet told the cheerleaders during halftime of the game. "I’m starstruck."

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Chalamet posed for a photo with the cheerleaders, holding their pom-poms. The picture was posted to the cheerleaders' Instagram, and it was captioned, "Timmy in Texas," with a blue heart emoji.

One of the Cowboys cheerleaders, Anna Kate, posted a series of photos and videos to her Instagram Story throughout the day. The cheerleaders were also pictured with soccer legend David Beckham.

The final slide of Kate’s Instagram Story was a message of gratitude.

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"Okay. I promise I’m done posting today. I’m just sitting in bed replaying everything from today and honestly this entire summer," she said. "Feeling so incredibly grateful that I get to call this my job and experience opportunities like these with some of my very best friends. My heart is so full."

Chalamet attended the game with his father, Marc, and was seen wearing a France tracksuit. The "Dune" star was also captured by FOX cameras talking with Beckham during the game.

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For Chalamet, a France victory in the World Cup semifinal would have meant another one of his teams in the championship. The star actor is a diehard New York Knicks fan and was in the locker room after they defeated the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Finals.

Instead, France’s explosive attack was shut down by Spain’s stifling defense. Spain awaits the winner of England and Argentina, who play in the other semifinal on Wednesday at 3 p.m. ET on FOX.

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