The King of Staten Island is officially trading in his ink for a "clean slate."
Pete Davidson stunned fans at CinemaCon in Las Vegas this Wednesday, showing off nearly bare arms after spending a reported $200,000 to scrub away his famous collection of over 200 tattoos.
Sporting a simple red T-shirt, the SNL alum revealed that his once-solid sleeves of ink have been replaced by faded outlines.
Davidson has been undergoing the grueling removal process since 2020, primarily to save himself from the "three-hour" makeup sessions required to cover his tattoos for movie roles.
The process hasn't been easy.
Davidson recently confessed to Page Six that the laser treatments are "terrible," describing the sensation as having your skin burned off repeatedly.
"I think if you can invest in any business, you should invest in the tattoo removal business," he joked, noting that he often opts to be put under anesthesia to survive the pain.
While most of his tributes to exes like Kim Kardashian and Ariana Grande are hitting the scrap heap, at least one famous face is safe.
Davidson revealed on The Breakfast Club that Hillary Clinton personally reached out to ask if her portrait was being removed.
His response? "Of course not. Hillary stays."
With his arms nearly finished, Davidson is now moving the lasers to his torso.
He admitted to Jimmy Fallon that while he's trying to "clean-slate it," he might keep two or three pieces of ink as a memory of his "sad boy" era.