Pete Davidson is open about the role his mother played in his journey to austerity.
During a conversation on the podcast of Theo von Last weekend On Tuesday, September 23, Davidson thought about the support he received from his mother, Amy, and how her words pushed him to make a change.
“She has been the most supporting ever,” said Davidson, 31,.
“It came to a point where she called me when I was in rehabilitation and she said:” My biggest fear is that I will turn on the news and see that my son died. “
The comedian admitted that hearing those words had a major impact.
“Exactly. And that f —— killed me. So as I thought:” Okay, you can’t die until she is at least dead, “he said, and noticed how much he appreciates her love and strength.
“My mother is the most supporting person in the world. She is a cool lady. The best.”
Davidson then described his mother as someone who devoted himself entirely to raising him and his sister after the death of his father, Scott Davidson, a firefighter from New York City who was murdered on 9/11.
“She never went out after my father died. I only brought up and worked hard,” he shared.
The actor also touched how happy he feels to have such a close family.
“I am a happy guy in that aspect. I have a real supportive, cool family who never asked me for anything. And they should do that [and] They could and they don’t do that, and many of them need things, “he said.
On the other hand, Davidson also recently focused his attention on the criticism that Pedro Pascal confronted when his career shot up.
After thinking about how quickly the public opinion can change, he noticed: “They can’t wait, anyway, two years ago he was a hard-working, great actor. But everyone was like, he has worked so hard and has been a wrestling actor. F-ing blows so fs and hard. Then he is a year later, in everything that is now, and everyone is now. ‘
Davidson criticized what he sees as a culture of cracking celebrities as soon as they achieve success, and insisted on people to facilitate Pascal.
