Pete Davidson’s 200 tattoos are ‘almost gone’ after years of lasering

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Pete Davidson’s long -standing travel removal journey is approaching.

The 31-year-old “Saturday Night Live” Alun, who said he once had about 200 tattoos, confirmed Thursday night “The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon starring the lead role“That his ink is“ almost gone. “

“It’s terrible,” Davidson said of removing the tattoo process, which he described as “to burn them off.” He added that “it’s worse” than getting inked in the first place.

“They have to burn a layer of your skin and then it has to heal for, like six to eight weeks. And you can’t get in the sunlight and you have to do it, just like 12 times more,” explained He and elicited a gasp from the study audience.

“Think about the ‘Game of Thrones'” tattoo, “he joked.

The comedian who makes the media rounds, promoting his new animated film “Dog Man,” said he plans to hold “maybe two or three (tattoos), but I’m trying to clean it. Slate it. Trying to be an adult.”

Previously, he had tattoos dedicated to previous love interests as well as “Spongebob Squarepants”, “Rocky Balboa”, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Hillary Clinton.

In 2021, Davidson told Seth Meyers That his removal of tattoo was partly due to his acting career.

“I didn’t think they would put me in things (in) the film industry or something. I thought after this, ‘Snl,’ I thought it was a cover,” he said. “I honestly never thought I would have an opportunity to shop and I love it a lot. And it takes, like three hours a lot.”

He also explained how the lasering experience was humble.

“The doctor is in there with you. So before he goes to laser from each tattoo, you need to hear him announce what the tattoo is to make sure you want to keep it or not,” he said Meyers. “So I just want to sit there, all from Pro-Nox that I actually enjoy. It’s actually pretty funny. And then suddenly I just want to hear, ‘Do we keep Stewie Griffin smoking a stump?’

“And then I have to sit there and be like ‘no, Dr. G. and he’s like okay.”