Pete Davidson is undergoing a remarkable transformation, shedding his extensive tattoo collection as part of a broader health and personal reinvention journey.
Sources close to the comedian revealed that he decided to begin removing his tattoos in 2020, during the pandemic, and sought out the expertise of Roy Geronemus, a top New York laser specialist, to help him achieve his goal.
Davidson has made significant progress, starting with his chest, and now his head and neck are completely cleared. His arms are almost free of ink as well, marking a dramatic change in his appearance.
However, the removal process is slow and requires patience, as Pete can only fit in laser sessions when he’s not working on film projects. Despite the slow pace, Davidson is fully committed to the process.
It has been reported that Pete has already spent around $200,000 on the tattoo removal process. Sources confirm that the procedure is costly, but Pete remains dedicated to wiping the slate clean for a fresh start.