Pete Davidson reveals his weird tattoos and their meanings

Pete Davidson revealed how much he has come to despise his body art and is glad he is finally getting them removed.

On February 6, the 31-year-old comedian and actor opened up to Seth Meyers on his late night show, Late Night with Seth Meyers, about the tattoos he’s not quite fond or proud of and explained that he won’t think twice about removing them.

The 51-year-old host proceeded to question him about his body art, asking whether he has any tattoos that aren’t his favourite and will be "happy to not have to look at them again."

To which he quipped, "All of them." However, if he had to choose one, it would be the "collection of cartoons smoking"

Pete’s collection featured a Muppet and Tootsie Pop owl smoking a cigarette. 

"You also have sort of famously said that you’re gonna get rid of your tattoos, which is not an easy thing to do," the host continued the interview questioning the star about his decision to get his ink removed. 

The Saturday Night Live alum agreed with Seth and said that he wants to get rid of all of his body art before he turns 40-years-old.

"When I’m 40, it’ll all be gone," Pete stated.

The host attempted to get more information on the process, to which the Dog Man actor explained, "It’s at least seven visits."

"If it’s black and white it’s a little easier. But if it’s a color tattoo, it takes forever," he added.

However, back in 2021, during a candid chat with People, the comedian expressed that he wishes to get all of his tattoos removed before celebrating his 30th birthday.