Pete Davidson rips Staten Island’s anti-COVID-19 lockdown ‘babies’ on ‘SNL’

Over a month after his ex published her book, Pete Davidson reacted to Cazzie David’s Ariana Grande breakup essay with nothing but support. The SNL comedian said in an interview that he’s “happy” for her.

The father of a woman whose body was found in a Staten Island park last year has been extradited from the Middle East and charged with her murder. Kabary Salem had been indicted in the murder of his daughter, Ola Salem, 25, by a Staten Island grand jury Nov.

Pete Davidson is over his ink. The Saturday Night Live cast member and actor, 27, revealed that he is already in the process of having his tattoos removed during a Q&A for The King Of Staten Island with film critic Mike McGranaghan, who shared the “scoop” on Twitter. “Just attended a virtual Q&A with Judd Apatow and the cast of THE KING OF STATEN ISLAND. And here’s a scoop: Pete Davidson is in the process of getting all his tattoos removed,” the journalist shared on December 6.

King of Staten Island, which Pete stars in. During the session, Pete revealed his big news: "Just attended a virtual Q&A with the Judd Apatow and the cast of THE KING OF STATEN ISLAND.

Pete Davidson is done with tattoos. The star is reportedly not just forgoing new tattoos, but getting rid of the many, many tats he already has.Recently, film critic Mike McGranaghan sat in for a Q&A discussion with the cast and crew of , where Davidson first revealed his decision.«Just attended a virtual Q&A with the Judd Apatow and the cast of THE KING OF STATEN ISLAND.

It’s no secret that Pete Davidson is a tattoo aficionado, with more than 100 individual tats inked on his body.

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Pete Davidson reportedly revealed that he’s in the process of removing every single one of his tattoos.

Pete Davidson is reportedly removing all of his tattoos and fans are not happy about it.Film critic Mike McGranaghan tweeted a screengrab from The King of Staten Island virtual Q&A on December 6, noting the big reveal.“Just attended a virtual Q&A with Judd Apatow and the cast of THE KING OF STATEN ISLAND,” he wrote. “And here’s a scoop: Pete Davidson is in the process of getting all his tattoos removed!”Apparently the reasoning behind the decision is for professional purposes.

Say it ain’t so, Pete Davidson!

Devon Sawa, who played Stan in Eminem’s 2000 music video of the same name, loved Pete Davidson’s Saturday Night Live parody, “Stu.”Pete Davidson’s Dating History “I think that I saw things that a lot of other people probably didn’t see. He absolutely killed it.

Pete Davidson and Timothée Chalamet got the internet talking during the Oscar nominee’s Saturday Night Live hosting debut on Saturday, December 12.The Call Me by Your Name actor, 24, and the comedian, 27, appeared in multiple sketches together during the episode.

Fox News contributor Joe Concha pointed out the “irony” Monday of “Saturday Night Live” cast member and Staten Island native Pete Davidson mocking the owner of Mac’s Public House, who has defied Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s coronavirus restrictions by staying open.

OK, Pete Davidson as Eminem in a parody of Stan? Except it’s a holiday song about writing a letter to Santa? That’s obviously a slam dunk SNL sketch.

The music parody bar has been raised. This weekend, “Saturday Night Live” blended Christmas cheer with Eminem’s dark and devastating 2000 single “Stan” to create an incredible parody that included an unexpected cameo from the rapper himself.

Christmas spoof of Eminem‘s ‘Stan’ on Saturday Night Live this weekend, and he was joined by the real Slim Shady himself.The late night sketch comedy show returned last night (December 5) after an extended break, with a new episode hosted by Ozark‘s Jason Bateman.

"Saturday Night Live" this weekend did several sketches on the coronavirus, including one about last week's Staten Island, N.Y., demonstration following the arrest of a bar owner who allegedly defied government restrictions on indoor dining.