pete davidson: understanding patterns of unstable relationships and self-harm

Comedian and actor Pete Davidson has always been open about his struggles with his emotions and the serious trauma he’s endured throughout his life – he has said he was “in and out” of inpatient treatment facilities since the age of nine. This progressed into troubling episodes of intense emotions, explosions of rage, dissociation, depression, and marijuana addiction. All of this led up to a personal rock-bottom that ended in a borderline personality disorder diagnosis in 2017. In this episode we’ll analyze interviews he’s given since his diagnosis as well as some online biographical pieces.

 

Popular questions about Pete Davidson covered in this episode:

■ Does Pete Davidson have BPD?

■ How did Pete Davidson’s dad die?

■ Why is Pete Davidson famous?

■ How many times has Pete Davidson been in rehab?

■ Is Pete Davidson a drug addict

■ Did Pete Davidson leave SNL?

■ Why does Pete Davidson look like he’s sick (what disease does Pete Davidson have?)

■ Does Pete Davidson have Crohn’s disease?

■ Pete Davidson’s history of self-harm (tattoos and tattoo removal)

■ Is Pete Davidson still sober?

■ Who has Pete Davidson dated? (exploring his relationship history with Ariana Grande, Kate Beckinsale, Kim Kardashian, etc.)

■ Did Pete Davidson delete Instagram? (Does Pete Davidson have social media?)

■ Does Pete Davidson smoke weed?

Recommended resources:

■ Pete Davidson’s full interview with Charlamagne Tha God (YouTube)

■ The Tragic Real-Life Story of Pete Davidson (Full Grunge Article)

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Disclaimer: The information contained in this podcast episode is for educational and entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for treatment or consultation with a licensed mental health professional.

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