Ink fades: Pete Davidson's tattoo removal nears completion after six years and six figures
Pete Davidson says he's nearly tattoo-free after six years and about $200,000 spent on laser removal, shrinking a body once covered in 200+ tattoos (including Jaws, SpongeBob, and a Hillary Clinton portrait) to largely clean skin; the process is slow and painful with six-week healing cycles, and he will continue removing ink on his torso and back, a change he says is tied to sobriety, with a CinemaCon appearance revealing much of the ink gone.