Pete Davidson Makes First Public Appearance After Rehab

Pete Davidson made a notable public appearance at the Los Angeles Clippers' opening game, marking his first sighting since completing mental health treatment in July. The comedian, known for his extensive tattoos, appeared to have removed most of his sleeve tattoos and wore a red FDNY T-shirt in tribute to his late father, a firefighter who died during the 9/11 attacks. Davidson, 30, was seen enjoying the event with Machine Gun Kelly and seemed to be in good spirits after a difficult summer that involved a rehab stint following his breakup with actress Madelyn Cline. Reports indicate that mental health has always been a priority for Davidson, who has been open about his struggles with drug addiction and mental health issues, including PTSD and borderline personality disorder. Sources have noted that he often checks into rehab to manage these challenges, with family and friends providing support throughout his journey. This appearance follows a series of canceled comedy gigs, reflecting his focus on recovery and well-being.