Pete Davidson's Ink-Free Journey: Rewriting His Story

0:00On April 17th, Pete Davidson's been on a six year mission to erase over 200 tattoos from his body, dropping $200,000 so. Far and fresh photos show his arms and hands are basically ink-free now. He kicked this off back in 2020, in this week at Cinemacon, pushing his new movie How to Rob a Bank, he rocked a t-shirt that let everyone. See the massive progress on those spots. For Davidson, these tattoos were markers of his rough past. He's talked about how they reminded him of being a drug addict, stuff like SpongeBob. Smoking a joint or that big jaw's piece over his heart, covering an old and embarrassing one. Now, he's laser-focused on the torso and back next, after already hitting the chest area. But the process drags because of six week healing breaks. Between sessions, and he figures each tattoo needs at least 10zaps. One tattoo stays, though, that Hillary Clinton portured on his leg, a nod to cheering her up post-2016.

1:00With this kind of grind, Davidson's rewriting his story for good, proving change ain't quick, but it's real. That's her update from Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story.