Pete Davidson ’s tattoo-removal photos are a sight to behold. Seriously, for longtime fans of the comedian who have kept tabs ...

Pete Davidson is leaning into his reputation. The comedian and former “Saturday Night Live” cast member is the “official ...

Pete Davidson had over 100 tattoos removed and is showing off the results in a new ad campaign for Reformation.

"I didn't realize it would take -- like, when I'm 40, it'll all be gone, like the chest and the back,' Davidson admitted. Pete Davidson's goal of removing all of his tattoos is going to take ...

Hexclad “What’s up dude?” Pete Davidson asks, revealing himself as the ambassador. When asked by Ramsay if he was an alien, Davidson replies: “All famous people are aliens.” ...

Pete Davidson apparently loves beignets and strong coffee with chicory. The comedian and "Saturday Night Live" star paid homage to Cafe Du Monde by wearing a branded snapback hat to the Superdome ...

Former “SNL” star Pete Davidson has certainly made his share of unexpected purchases — lest anyone forget, he and Colin Jost went halfsies on a literal ferry boat — but he surprised even ...

Pete Davidson proudly showed off his new look as most of his tattoo sleeve is gone. The 31-year-old actor made an appearance at the Michael Rubin's Fanatics bash in New Orleans ahead of Super Bowl ...

Fans are calling Gordon Ramsay and Pete Davidson's Super Bowl LIX ad "weird" — in a good way. The movie-style commercial for HexClad cookware follows celebrity chef Ramsay, 58, as he enters the ...

Lloyd Bishop/NBC via Getty Pete Davidson had quite the surprise waiting ... after Meyers showed a photo of the "hilarious" 150-gallon, professionally installed tank in his living room.

referencing Pete’s new film Dog Man. During an appearance on Today Friday, Davidson opened up about how excruciating the tattoo removal process has been, describing it as 'pretty terrible.' ...

"You can’t tell, this is half of my living room. It’s 150 gallons," Davidson said, pointing at the photo and grinning. "It’s hilarious." Meyers then wondered whether "Norm" works on other ...