Pete Davidson says he only wants to keep tattoos 2 or 3 “

Pete Davidson He just wants to keep some of his shameful tattoos.

“I burned them,” said the 31st Davidson Today’s show involving Jimmy Fallon. “They almost all left.”

A Saturday evening live Since then, the alum has passed several procedures to turn off the ink.

“It’s awful,” he gave up pain. “They need to burn a layer of skin, and then it should cure, for example, six -weeks, and you can’t get on sunlight, and then you should do it, for example, 12 more times.”

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Davidson once had “Probably 200” tattoos, which he began to be removed in 2021.

“I was a sad boy,” he said the master Jimmy Fallon. “It was a strange time. I don’t know, everyone received tattoos like five years ago. Little post looked like “always tired”, and I liked, “I too, dude, I’m always tired.”

While Davidson seems to be sorry for most of his tattoos, there are several that he can eventually save.

“Maybe two, two,” he mused on Thursday. “I try to remove the slate (u) try to become an adult.”

Almost four years earlier, Davidson explained that he wanted to get rid of ink to help his acting career.

“I frankly never thought I would have the opportunity to act and I really like it,” he said further Late in the evening with Set Meyers In May 2021.. “You have to get there three hours earlier to cover all your tattoos because for some reason people are not much in the movies.”

He added: “So, I burn them, but burning them worse than getting them. Because they not only burn your skin, but you wear these big glasses, so? Doctor there with you. “

Davidson recently borrowed his voice animated film Dog manWhere he plays “Pitty’s Cat” based on Dave Pilk’s literary nature.

“He’s villain,” Davidson teased Tonight the show. “(Dave) is doing an amazing thing where it is for children, but it slips in all this heart and darkness and it all. It’s really difficult to do for such a movie.”

According to Davidson, he also “tried a bunch of things” to get the voice of the pithe just, not on the top impression.