After clinching a dramatic and historic win that sent shockwaves through the NBA world, the New York Knicks didn’t just walk off the court victorious — they walked straight into a private celebration buzzing with stardom. Hollywood heartthrob Timothée Chalamet, socialite and influencer Jordyn Woods, and NFL quarterback Russell Wilson were just a few of the famous faces spotted celebrating with Knicks players at an ultra-exclusive Manhattan club.

Sources reveal the gathering started just hours after the final buzzer, with players arriving in designer fits, still riding the high of their biggest win in over a decade. The atmosphere was electric. “It was like New York City itself was in that room,” one attendee said.

Timothée Chalamet, who has long been a Knicks fan, was seen laughing and chatting courtside earlier during the game — but no one expected to see him later raising glasses of champagne with the team’s starting five. “He fits right in,” a Knicks insider said. “He’s got that energy.”

Jordyn Woods turned heads in a sleek black gown and was seen taking selfies with players and friends. Though often linked to glamorous LA scenes, she made it clear: “New York knows how to party — and how to win.”

Russell Wilson’s presence raised eyebrows at first — what’s a Denver Broncos quarterback doing at a Knicks party? But it turns out he was in town for charity work and got invited through mutual friends. “I came to celebrate greatness,” Wilson reportedly said. “Tonight was about the grind paying off.”

Behind velvet ropes and security guards, the party went deep into the night. Music pulsed from live DJs, while bottles of Ace of Spades flowed freely. Players danced, celebrities mingled, and the whole club erupted when the team’s coach made a surprise appearance, receiving a roaring cheer.

Social media went wild when blurry snaps of the A-list gathering leaked online. Fans speculated on what this means for the team’s future — was this just a victory party, or the start of a new Knicks era where basketball, fashion, and celebrity collide?

Despite the fun, some critics raised eyebrows about the team partying mid-playoffs. But as one veteran player said: “We earned this. We’ve worked in silence for years. Now we’re loud.”

No fights. No drama. Just celebration.

By sunrise, the stars slipped out one by one, sunglasses on, smiles wide. The Knicks walked out not just as winners, but as icons of a city reborn in basketball glory.

One thing’s for sure: this was more than a party. It was a cultural moment.