FOR PETE’S SAKE Pete Davidson fans ‘break down in tears’ as he resurfaces in major career comeback following rehab stint
PETE Davidson has started performing again after his time in a rehabilitation facility.
Pete, 29, recently entered rehab to seek treatment for his mental health issues. Now, he’s out and he’s performing again at Improv Comedy Theater in Dania, Florida.
The comedian’s improv show was called Pete Davidson Working Out New Material with Friends. He has two sold-out shows on August 1 at 7.30pm and 10pm.
This comes after the Saturday Night Live comedian was seen at Thick & Thin Pizza, a family-owned pizzeria located in Boca Raton, Florida.
The pH๏τo was shared on the pizzeria’s official Instagram account where Pete was seen next to three of the shop’s workers.
Pete gave a smile to the camera as he wrapped his arms around the others while standing just outside of the restaurant.
Pete, who has reportedly been dating actress Chase Sui Wonders, looked healthy after his apparent release from rehab.
HOPING FOR TICKETS
Fans on social media were thrilled to hear Pete would be back on the stage, and they all rushed to get tickets. One said: “May the odds be ever in our favor!!!”
Someone else said: “That’s fun, was bummed when it was canceled last month in Miami. You guys were quick to the draw, enjoy!”
A third begged: “@daniaimprov my piggy bank is pretty full, maybe we can work something out?”
Another said: “Him and his writers going to have a field day with those Ariana jokes this year.” A fifth said: “Another career pivot due to the strike. Fans WIN.”
GOING EASY ON PETE
Pete was slapped with a lenient sentence for reckless driving after crashing his Mercedes into a Beverly Hills mansion. He was officially charged with the offense last month after having the accident back in March 2023.
Pete is required to complete 50 hours of community service after entering a diversion program that did not necessitate the comedian to enter a plea of guilty or no contest, as reported by TMZ.
The King of Staten Island star plans and will be allowed to complete his community service with the New York City Fire Department.
The stand-up comic’s father, Scott Davidson, worked for the FDNY and tragically died while in the line of duty during the 9/11 attacks.
The publication also revealed that Pete needs to complete 12 hours of traffic school and appear at a morgue for an education on what happens to the victims of reckless drivers to be completely cleared of any criminal offense.
