Pete Davidson Reveals Tattoos He Will Keep Amid Removal Process

There are a few tattoos Pete Davidson won’t be getting rid of.

Back in 2020, the 31-year-old comedian began the 10-year process of removing almost all 200+ tattoos that he’s gotten over the years.

In a new interview, Pete revealed the handful of tattoos he definitely plans on keeping.

Keep reading to find out more…“I got all these tattoos, so my mom was like, ‘How come you’ve never gotten a “Mom” tattoo?’” Pete told Entertainment Tonight in an interview published on October 31.

“Now I have a tattoo that just says ‘MOMTATTOO,’” he continued. “That one has to stay.”

Pete went on share that he plans on keeping the tattoos he got inspired by The Sopranos along with the tattoo he got in honor of his late father Scott Davidson, a firefighter who died during the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center.

“I have my dad’s ID [number], and that’s pretty much it,” he added.

Along with the tattoo removal process being time-consuming, Pete admitted that it’s also very painful.

“It’s awful,” Pete confessed. “I’ve been filming it and showing all the younger people in my family to be like, ‘If you don’t like it, this is what you have to do.’

“But I’m excited ‘cause I’m making changes,” he continued. “So I’m excited, but it sucks.”

Back in August, Pete revealed another tattoo that he plans on keeping.