Pete Davidson NOT Happy With The Kind Of Attention He Gets Due To His Various Relationships

Pete Davidson has addressed the public's constant focus on his romantic life. The comedian, who has made a name for himself by dating high-profile women, recently admitted that he does not find his love life intriguing enough for all of the attention it has received.

He also stated that he finds the attention "confusing," as he avoids flaunting his relationships on social media. As part of his intimate admission, Davidson said that he never intentionally sought after his exes by going into their DMs but that he met them on some of the sets he has worked on in the past.

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Appearing on the "Real Ones with Jon Bernthal" podcast, Davidson discussed the public's opinion of his love life, which has seen him date several high-profile women over the last decade.

He admitted that many people knew him more for his relationships with those ladies than for his work but said he had always worked hard to get his career to where it is today.

The 29-year-old comedian also said that he really doesn't find his love life interesting, even though some outsiders may not share his point of view.

"I don't think it's that interesting. I've been in show business for half my life almost, for like 14, 15 years, and on a national TV show," said the "King of Staten Island" actor, per Daily Mail.

"And in 12 years, I've dated like 10 people, I don't really think that's that crazy," he added, "But to some people, it seems very interesting."

Detailing more about the subject, Davidson stated that he found the attention on his love life very "confusing" because he rarely flaunts it on his social media platforms.

He also dispelled any misconception that he seeks out high-profile women on purpose, admitting that as a comedian and actor, he gets to work with these women and ends up organically getting into relationships with them.

"These people that I've dated, like I've met them at work. Like, I wasn't in anyone's DMs, no one was in mine. ...I worked at one of the five Hollywood epicenters where you meet people. And that's just who I was working with and who I was around."

Regarding how he feels about his love life being more prominent in the media than his career, the comedian said, "It's a really sh***y feeling," presumably expressing his desire for the narrative to shift.

Davidson's romance with reality star Kim Kardashian is one of his relationships that has brought him much media frenzy.

The pair met during a sketch for Saturday Night Live in 2021, the NBC program the comedian worked on from 2014 until 2022. They shared an on-screen kiss then and subsequently started a relationship that lasted only nine months.

The comedian also famously dated singer Ariana Grande in 2018, shortly after he ended his relationship with comedian Larry David's daughter Cazzie David.

After his breakup with Grande that same year, he moved on to actress Kate Beckinsale and then dated Margaret Qualley the following year. Kaia Gerber, Olivia O'Brien, Phoebe Dynevor, and most recently, Emily Ratajkowski are among the ladies Davidson has dated.

Lately, Davidson appears to be dating Chase Sui Wonders, who is best known for her role in the HBO Max series, "Generation," per People.

The duo was first linked together in December 2022 when they were spotted attending a New York Rangers game. The following month, they were seen snuggling up to each other in a Brooklyn restaurant while waiting for their food to be served.

That same month, they were caught locking lips on an escalator and also seen walking hand in hand at Universal Studios in Hollywood.

In February, they once again attended a Rangers game, which was played at Madison Square Garden.

Over the course of their rumored relationship, Davidson and Wonders have also embarked on two Hawaiian getaways and, in both cases, flaunted their connection in public by engaging in some heavy PDA.