AfterPete Davidson’sstunningglow-up, which involved removing his manytattoos, people are calling forKim Kardashianto slide into his DMs and rekindle their romance.

The SNL comedian has spent $200,000 on a painful tattoo removal process, the results of which were revealed in his latest campaign for the clothing brand Reformation.

HighlightsPete Davidson spent $200,000 on tattoo removal after getting sober.The 31-year-old comedian recently revealed his tattoo-free look in a shirtless photoshoot for Reformation.Fans want Kim Kardashian to date Pete again after his “glow-up.”

Pete was photographed shirtless, lying on the floor while modeling a pair of white pants. In other shots, he wore white briefs paired with a fitted cotton T-shirt.

Another photo showed him in a sweater that said “official boyfriend.”

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Pete Davidson in a “Official Boyfriend” shirt, sunglasses, and shorts, sitting on a couch, showcasing Reformation campaign style.

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Kim Kardashian in MiuMiu underwear

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Many hoped that the physical transformation would lead him to give his relationship withKim Kardashiananother chance.

“If I’m Kim, I’m calling him ASAP,” one netizen said, while another added, “He wants Kim back.”

“Kim has said before, ‘You don’t put bumper stickers on a Bentley.’ I bet he did it because of her,” someone else suggested.

Pete showed off his toned body and new tattoo-free look in a new campaign forReformation

Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson at Met Gala 2022

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Pete and Kimdated for nine monthsafter meeting onSaturday Night Livewhen she hosted in 2021. During their Disney-themed skit, they played Aladdin and Jasmine and shared an on-screen kiss.

They separated in August 2022.Sources saidtheir long-distance dynamic and their demanding schedules “made it really difficult to maintain a relationship.”

Pete previously dated Ariana Grande, Margaret Qualley, and Kaia Gerber.

Pete Davidson posing in Reformation apparel, wearing sunglasses and a white outfit, related to tattoo removal.

“Wow wow wow new man who dis ? Under it all he is still the most gorgeous sweetest being!” added someone else.

A separate fan said Davidson looked more mature and “went from Pete to Peter” after his transformation.

“Good. He looked like a middle school detention desk,” one observer wrote, while somebody else said, “He looks great. Not only is he tattooless, but he looks healthy and vibrant.”

The campaign for the clothing brand, in which he stars as the perfect boyfriend, received praise online

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However, others thought that he looked better before, as thetattoosgave him an “edgier” look that made him stand out. “I honestly preferred him with the tats. Now he looks so bland and basic.”

Pete’s tattoo removal process began in 2020. TheMeet Cutestar reportedly “woke up one day and wanted them gone” as a “fresh start” after getting sober.

Kim and Pete dated for nine months after meeting onSaturday Night Livein 2021

Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson sitting closely at a restaurant table, one with visible tattoos, pizza and drinks on the table.

Pete Davidson in a white shirt and shorts posing for Reformation campaign, against a wood-paneled wall.

“I got sober, and I saw myself in the mirror, and I was like, ‘Nah. Who that?’ I was like, “I got to change it up a little bit,”‘ explained theKing of Staten Islandactor, who has previously opened up about hisaddictionto ketamine and cocaine.

Speaking onLate Nightwith Seth Meyers, he said he hopes to complete the long process before he’s forty.

“It’s at least seven visits. And if it’s black and white, it’s a little easier. But if it’s a color tattoo, it takes forever.

“I didn’t realize it would take — like, when I’m 40, it’ll all be gone, like the chest and the back.”

The 31-year-old actor and comedian is in the process of burning off his tattoos, which he hopes to complete before he’s 40

Removing a tattoocan take anywhere from 5 to 15 sessions, depending on the size and number of different ink colors,Dr. Debra Jaliman, board-certified dermatologist in private practice in New York City and author of the bookSkin Rules, toldBored Panda.

“For example, a black ink is the easiest to remove. It takes the shortest number of treatments. If it has multiple colors, it takes longer. The sessions are done 6-8 weeks apart to allow for healing.”

The removal is done using a laser, which lifts the pigment from the skin.

“We numb the area with a topical numbing cream which is applied for 30 -45 minutes,” the dermatologist continued. “Most people do not find it painful.”

Pete Davidson with tattoos wearing a cap and sunglasses, holding a microphone during a campaign event.

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Pete said he got his “dumbest tattoos” before rehab. The one he considered the worst was “a collection of cartoons smoking a blunt.”

Additionally, he started his transformation to avoid spending three hours in the makeup chair for his acting roles.

“You have to get there three hours earlier to cover all your tattoos because, for some reason, people in movies don’t have them that much.”

Pete decided to burn off his tattoos as a way of starting “fresh” after getting sober

Pete Davidson reclining shirtless on a mustard carpet, showcasing tattoo removal results in a Reformation campaign.

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Reformation, which introduced Pete as the brand’s “official boyfriend,” teased the campaign with a fun ad that showed a screen recording of a smartphone user deleting their dating apps such as Raya, Tinder, and Bumble.

The “boyfriend reveal” came on Tuesday (February 11) with an ad that featured Pete acting as the perfect partner who shows emotional support and actively listens to his girlfriend, offers to cook, and gets her a macadamia matcha.

The campaign was a success, with netizens saying Reform should give its marketing team a raise. One commented, “This is truly adorable. Excellent campaign!!!”

“Kim’s gonna get this man back,” one fan said in response to Pete’s “healthy” transformation

Text message complimenting tattoo removal artists for their incredible work.

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Comment under Pete Davidson’s Reformation campaign post reads, “he wants Kim back,” with heart icon visible.

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