Pete Davidson's Quiet Life in the Woods: A Glimpse into His Post-Rehab and Breakup Retreat

 

Pete Davidson's Quiet Life in the Woods: A Glimpse into His Post-Rehab and Breakup Retreat

Pete Davidson, the well-known comedian, has recently embarked on a more reclusive lifestyle, distancing himself from the bustling streets of New York City after a rehab stint and a breakup with actress Chase Sui Wonders. An exclusive source close to Pete shared with The U.S. Sun that he has chosen to make his home in the serene woods, far removed from the city's chaos.

In this new phase of his life, Pete Davidson appears to be taking a break from the spotlight, opting to spend most of his time at home. The source mentioned, "He doesn't do anything these days. He just hangs in his room and watches TV. He doesn't come out much and doesn't really do anything."

It seems that even during his stand-up tour, Pete prefers to keep a low profile. After finishing his performances, he typically retreats to his hotel room for the night, avoiding the hustle and bustle.

Despite his efforts to maintain a quieter life, the comedian found himself in the spotlight again recently due to a car accident caught on camera. As he was leaving a gig at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, Pete allegedly swiped his black GMC SUV against a wall. The incident occurred at around 10 pm and was initially reported by Page Six.

Pete, who had previously faced a reckless driving charge after crashing his car into a house in Beverly Hills earlier this year, was behind the wheel with a passenger in the car, and three other men were in the backseat. The incident caught the attention of onlookers, with one witness exclaiming, "Oh s**t, that was Pete!" upon seeing him exit the car.

This incident brought back memories of a car accident in March involving Pete and his then-girlfriend, Chase Sui-Wonders. The accident resulted in a reckless driving charge. It happened just before midnight, with Pete allegedly speeding, causing his vehicle to hop over a curb and run over a fire hydrant.

Pete Davidson's journey to rehab was not entirely unexpected. A source mentioned that he regularly checks into rehab for "tune-ups" and to take a mental break. This approach allows him to manage his mental health effectively. The comedian was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder when he was 23, a condition he openly discussed in a conversation with Glenn Close for Variety's Actors On Acting. In his own words, "I got diagnosed with BPD a few years ago, and I was always just so confused all the time, and just thought something was wrong, and didn't know how to deal with it."

In summary, Pete Davidson has chosen to lead a quieter, more reclusive life in the woods, distancing himself from the city's chaos after a rehab stint and a breakup. While he may be occasionally in the spotlight, Pete's commitment to managing his mental health is commendable, and he continues to find solace in a life that allows him to take the necessary breaks.