Pete Davidson’s Transformation Revealed Amid Tattoo Removal Process

Pete Davidson Spotlights Tattoo Removal Journey in Latest SNL Clip

Pete Davidson has once again captured public attention with his ongoing tattoo removal saga. Recently, he showcased his transformation during a skit on Saturday Night Live, offering fans a closer look at what remains of his ink-covered body.

For several weeks, the world has been buzzing about Davidson’s progress in shedding nearly 200 tattoos. In a candid conversation on The Tonight Show last month, he discussed the challenging removal process, explaining that it involves “burning” off layers of skin with recovery times of six to eight weeks and strict sunlight restrictions. He also joked about seriously reconsidering the permanence of his Game of Thrones tattoo through this experience.

Adding to the chatter, Davidson spoke with Seth Meyers on Late Night, noting the uncertainty of the timeline for complete removal. He quipped about possibly achieving a clean slate by the age of 40, particularly for tattoos on his chest and back.

The comedian stirred buzz early this month when he participated in a campaign for Reformation, posing in minimal clothing and presenting a tattoo-free upper body. This photo shoot starkly contrasted with his heavily tattooed appearance over the years, including images from his 2019 film The King of Staten Island.

However, in a recent SNL digital short, which also marks the show’s 50th anniversary, Davidson reprised his character Chad while shirtless, revealing that despite his progress, many tattoos still remain, particularly on his chest. While his arms show considerable progress, it’s clear the removal process is far from complete.

According to various reports, Davidson has invested around $200,000 in his tattoo removal endeavor. As he continues this journey, fans are left wondering about his next moves and hoping he is managing his budget wisely for the remaining ink. You can catch his latest SNL appearance featuring over 700,000 views to date, showcasing his ongoing evolution.