Pete Davidson’s History of Impulsive Tattoos for Ex-Girlfriends Explored

Pete Davidson loves expressing his creativity through the art of tattoos, as most of his body is covered by them.

In recent updates about his body art, the comedian made headlines after Kim Kardashian confirmed that he had her name "branded" into his skin, but this isn't the first time he did it for a love interest.

Before the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star, Davidson was romantically linked to another high-profile personality, Ariana Grande.

Ariana Grande-Dedicated Tattoos

According to The U.S. Sun, the pair started dating in 2018, and the "Saturday Night Live" star got five tattoos in tribute for the singer, including the logo of her album "Dangerous Woman" inked behind his ear.

The most notable body art dedicated for the "Focus" singer was the phrase "Mille tendresse," which is french for "thousand tenderness." It is also derived from Audrey Hepburn's line in the movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's."

Davidson isn't the only one who made the commitment, as Grande also tattooed the words on her neck.

After calling off their engagement, the comedian has since covered up the tattoo with the word "CURSED," designed with a horror-themed font.

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Tattoos For Cazzie David

Before dating Ariana Grande, the comedian was romantically linked to actress Cazzie David, whom he dated between 2016 and 2018.

The actress is the daughter of "Seinfeld" co-creator Larry David.

During their two-year relationship, Pete had several tattoos inked on his body as a dedication to his then-girlfriend.

David's name was tattooed on his finger, which was later covered up with black ink after breaking up with her.

In 2020, the actress revealed the comedian dumped her through a text message a day after learning he was dating Grande.

Pete Davidson's Tattoo Artist Once Warned Him About Getting Tattoos for Love Interests

In 2018, Davidson's go-to tattoo artist, Jon Mesa, spoke to Page Six, saying he warned the "SNL" comedian about getting tattoos dedicated to his girlfriends.

The artist said he told his pal to "stop with the girlfriend tats until after [Grande's] your wife."

The reason why he warned his friend is that relationships come and go, and the star is "a really young man."

However, it seems like Davidson didn't listen to his advice as Mesa said it went "in one ear and out the other."

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