This week, Pete opened up to Variety about the mental state he was in when he decided to get his 200+ tattoos. He said, “It ...

It’s like putting your arm on a grill and burning off a layer, and then you gotta do maintenance and let it heal properly,” ...

According to a January report from People, he’s spent upwards of $200,000 to zap his ink away. “He just woke up one day and wanted them gone, and it’s been a years-long process,” an insider told the ...

Though the “SNL” alum previously said he was undergoing the process for work-related purposes, he just shared a more personal reason for doing it.

Pete Davidson said he's spent more than $200,000 on removing just 30 percent of his tattoos—a feat that he believes will take 10 years and thousands of dollars to complete.

Pete Davidson first removed the tattoos on his forearms back in October 2024, when he came out of a stint in rehab. At the time, several of his markings were either visibly faded or entirely gone.

Pete Davidson has spent a small fortune on removing his tattoos, and he's not even halfway done. The comedian opened up about ...

Despite stand-up specials to unforgettable sketches, there’s still one thing unrelated to Pete Davidson’s work that some people will chat about instead. What he’s packing, obviously. The 31-year-old ...

I used to be a drug addict and I was a sad person, and I felt ugly and that I needed to be covered up,” Davidson explained.

Pedro Pascal has ripped into J.K. Rowling ’s “heinous loser behavior” as the actor criticized the author’s “disgusting” response to an anti-transgender ruling by the U.K.’s Supreme Court.

EXCLUSIVE: Pete Davidson is in negotiations to co-star opposite Nicholas Hoult in Amazon MGM Studios’ How to Rob a Bank, from director David Leitch, Imagine Entertainment, and 87North Productions.

Pete Davidson and Saturday Night Live always get a reaction regardless of whether it’s love, hate, or something in between. The feelings for the funnyman, for the most part, sprout from his ...