So, like, it’s gonna suck.” Davidson hypothesised that the tattoo removal business will become even bigger in the next ten years, but tattoos might eventually become “cool again” later ...

The "Saturday Night Live" alum stripped down for the stylish shoot, showing off his fresh, ink-free body for the first time since beginning his $200,000 tattoo removal journey. In one photo, he poses ...

“I have to plan it in between work because it’s a six-week healing process each time you get one removed. Each tattoo is 10 to 12 sessions. That's 60 weeks of your life right there on just one tattoo ...

Pete Davidson reveals the shocking amount he has spent on removing just 30 percent of his tattoos—a feat that he believes will take 10 years and thousands of dollars to complete.

Advert Even worse, Davidson said 'you can’t get in the sunlight' for weeks afterwards and it's a process that has to be done '12 more times' to fully get rid of the tattoo. He's made it pretty ...

Davidson began the removal process during the pandemic, and has since had tattoos removed from his arms, hands, and neck. Advert Davidson expects it could take another decade before he's tattoo-free ...

He continued of the removal procedure, "I have to plan it in between work because it’s a six-week healing process each time you get one removed. Each tattoo is 10 to 12 sessions. That's 60 weeks ...

Pete Davidson's tattoo removal journey will be neither brief nor cheap. The former "Saturday Night Live" star, 31, revealed in an interview with Variety published April 23 that he has spent $ ...

And then you gotta do it like 12 more times.” This is the biggest misconception about tattoo removal: that it involves literally burning off a layer of skin. No one could be faulted for ...