Pete Davidson is on an ink-redible journey, being about halfway done with his extensive tattoo removal. Sources tell TMZ that Davidson decided to start shedding his tattoos in 2020 during the pandemic as part of a broader health glow-up, enlisting the help of Roy Geronemus, a leading New York laser specialist, for the task. Starting with his chest, Pete has already cleared his head and neck, with his arms almost finished, marking a significant transformation.
The removal process, however, has been a slow burn. Pete can only squeeze in the laser sessions when he is not working on other projects, making it challenging to fit everything into his schedule. He has reportedly spent a staggering $200,000 on the removal so far, confirming that the treatment is indeed costly. Despite the challenges, sources indicate that he is fully committed to the process, aiming for a clean new slate.
This commitment to tattoo removal not only signifies a shift in Pete’s personal style but also reflects broader themes of self-improvement and reinvention in his life.
