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Pete Davidson

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Pete Davidson performing at a concert in Chicago in 2018.

Peter Michael Davidson was born on November 16, 1993. He is an American comedian, actor, and writer.

Davidson began his career in the early 2010s with small roles on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Friends of the People, Guy Code, and Wild 'n Out. He then joined the cast of the NBC late-night comedy show Saturday Night Live, where he stayed for eight seasons.

After becoming famous on SNL, Davidson acted in and helped make the comedy film Big Time Adolescence in 2019. He also wrote and starred in the comedy-drama film The King of Staten Island in 2020, and the Peacock series Bupkis in 2023. He appeared in other films like The Suicide Squad in 2021, and Bodies Bodies Bodies and Meet Cute in 2022. Davidson has also performed three comedy specials: Pete Davidson: SMD in 2016, Pete Davidson: Alive from New York in 2020, and Pete Davidson: Turbo Fonzarelli in 2024.

Early life and family

Peter Michael Davidson was born on November 16, 1993, in Staten Island, a part of New York City. His father, Scott, was a firefighter. Sadly, Scott passed away in 2001. Peter was very young when this happened and felt sad for a while.

Peter grew up with a younger sister named Casey. He went to several high schools and finished at Xaverian High School in Brooklyn. After that, he tried college but left after one semester to focus on comedy. He began doing stand-up comedy when he was sixteen, encouraged by friends.

Career

Pete Davidson in 2013

Pete Davidson started his career with small roles on TV shows like Failosophy, Guy Code, Gotham Comedy Live, Nick Cannon Presents: Wild 'N Out, and Brooklyn Nine-Nine. He also tried out for a show called Sober Companion, but it wasn’t picked up.

In 2014, Davidson joined the cast of Saturday Night Live. At just 20 years old, he was one of the youngest cast members ever. He became well-known for his funny characters and sketches. In 2019, he starred in the movie Big Time Adolescence, and in 2020, he co-wrote and starred in The King of Staten Island. In 2023, he started the TV series Bupkis and appeared in several big movies, including Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Fast X, and Transformers: Rise of the Beasts. In 2026, he began a new video podcast called The Pete Davidson Show on Netflix.

Comedy style

Davidson on stage in 2018

Pete Davidson makes people laugh by sharing stories from his own life. He often talks about his time in high school and when he lived in a dormitory at St. Francis College. He speaks about many topics, including hard times, such as losing his father during the September 11 attacks. He believes that talking about these tough moments helps him feel stronger.

Personal life

Pete Davidson lived in Brooklyn Heights, New York in 2015 and later moved to Staten Island to live with his mother. In 2021, he moved into his own home there before planning to return to Brooklyn for work in 2022. He is the godfather of Leo, the son of his friend Ricky Velez. Davidson is also good friends with Cleveland Guardians pitcher Matthew Festa, whom he knew from high school at St. Joseph by the Sea High School.

Davidson once had many tattoos but removed about 200 of them by 2025, saying he wanted to “clean slate it” and act more like an adult. He supported Hillary Clinton in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and got a tattoo of her on his leg. He also supported Joe Biden in the 2020 U.S. presidential election. In 2023, Davidson and fellow SNL comedian Colin Jost bought a retired Staten Island Ferry boat.

Davidson was diagnosed with Crohn's disease as a teenager and uses special treatments to manage it. He has also used medical marijuana to help with pain.

Davidson dated several public figures over the years, including comedian Carly Aquilino, actress Cazzie David, singer Ariana Grande, actress Kate Beckinsale, actress Margaret Qualley, model Kaia Gerber, actress Phoebe Dynevor, and model and actress Kim Kardashian. In 2025, he began dating model and actress Elsie Hewitt, and they had a daughter together later that year.

In March 2022, Davidson was set to join a spaceflight with Blue Origin, but was later unable to attend.

In March 2023, Davidson crashed his car into a house while driving late at night. No one was hurt, and he agreed to complete community service and traffic school.

Controversies

Pete Davidson sometimes got in trouble for his jokes and actions.

In 2019, he told a joke on a comedy show that upset many people. They asked him to say he was sorry.

He also told a joke about a politician who lost an eye while serving his country. After many people were upset, he said he was sorry and appeared with the politician on TV.

In 2025, Davidson was set to perform at a comedy event in a country that treats people very badly. Many people criticized him for agreeing to perform there. Davidson said he knew there were concerns but decided to go anyway.

Accolades

Awards and nominations for Pete Davidson
Award ceremonyYearCategoryNominee(s) / Work(s)Result
Golden Raspberry Awards2023Worst ActorMarmadukeNominated
Worst Supporting ActorGood MourningNominated
People's Choice Awards2020Comedy Movie of 2020The King of Staten IslandNominated
Comedy Movie Star of 2020Nominated
Comedy Act of 2020Pete Davidson: Alive from New YorkNominated

Filmography

Film

Television

Film credits
YearTitleRole
2014School DanceStinkfinger
2015TrainwreckDr. Conner's Patient
2018Set It UpDuncan
2019What Men WantDanny
Big Time AdolescenceZeke
The DirtTom Zutaut
The Angry Birds Movie 2Jerry (voice)
The Jesus RollsJack Bersome
2020The King of Staten IslandScott Carlin
2021The Suicide SquadRichard Hertz / Blackguard
2022I Want You BackJase
Bodies Bodies BodiesDavid
MarmadukeMarmaduke (voice)
Good MourningBarry
Meet CuteGary
2023Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3Phlektik
Fast XBowieCameo
Transformers: Rise of the BeastsMirage (voice)
Dumb MoneyKevin Gill
Good Burger 2Angry customerCameo
2024Riff RaffLonnie
2025Dog ManPetey (voice)
The HomeMax
The PickupTravis Stolly
2026How to Rob a BankTBA
TBAWizards!
BitcoinCalvin Ayre
Television credits
YearTitleRole
2013–2014Wild 'N OutHimself
2013–2014Guy CodeHimself
2013Brooklyn Nine-NineSteven
2014Friends of the PeopleWhite supremacist
2014–2022Saturday Night LiveVarious
2016The Jim Gaffigan ShowJeffy
Pete Davidson: SMDHimself
2017Eighty-SixedWaiter
Click, Clack, Moo: Christmas at the FarmDuck (voice)
2018The Guest BookClem
2020Pete Davidson: Alive from New YorkHimself
The Real Bros of Simi ValleyGrady
2020–2022The RookiePete Nolan
2020–presentThe Freak BrothersPhineas T. Phreakers (voice)
2021The NowHardware Employee
2022The Kids in the HallDonovan
Pete Davidson Presents: The Best FriendsHimself (host)
MurdervilleHimself
The KardashiansHimself
2023American Dad!Toad Button (voice)
BupkisHimself
Saturday Night LiveHimself (host)
2024Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja TurtlesRod (voice)
2025Family GuyHimself
Saturday Night LiveHimself
2026Tom Homan

Discography

Pete Davidson discography
TitleYearOther artist(s)Album
"A Message from the Count"2019Machine Gun KellyHotel Diablo
"Kevin and Barracuda (Interlude)"2020Tickets to My Downfall
"Wall of Fame (Interlude)"2022Mainstream Sellout
"Who Am I"2023Chris Webby28 Wednesdays
"Houdini"2024EminemThe Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce)

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