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Topics: US News, Entertainment, Film and TV, Pete Davidson, Ariana Grande
Dominic Smithers
Topics: US News, Entertainment, Film and TV, Pete Davidson, Ariana Grande
Pete Davidson has finally set the record straight on the size of his dingaling.
I know, I know, it's a question we've all been asking ourselves for years, right?
It's probably kept you up at night - 'I just need to know what kind of gear he's working with, goddammit!'
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For years, rumours have been doing the rounds that the comic's got a pretty impressive package.
Back in 2018, a fan appeared to broach the subject with his then-fiancée, Ariana Grande.
Taking to Twitter, they asked: "How long is Pete ???"
Now, while at first this may seem like a pretty inappropriate question, because, well, it does, the fan quickly clarified what she meant.
Adding: "OH AS IN THE INTERLUDE NOT AS IN… ANYWAY."
But it was too late. Grande replied before reading the correction, subsequently sealing the comedian's status as the human trousersnake.
"Like 10 inches?…. oh f**k… I mean a little over a minute," Grande wrote.
And ever since then, Davidson's fans have assumed he was working with a serious piece of kit.
However, the 29-year-old has now come out and addressed the rumours once and for all.
During an appearance on The Breakfast Club on Thursday (13 April), to promote his new Peacock series Bupkis, the actor opened up about the topic.
When asked if he had ever considered naming the show after his allegedly large penis, Davidson said no he hadn't.
"I don’t understand," he told the presenter. "It’s really not that special.
"It’s a very normal size penis,” he claimed. “It’s like, you know, not too big or too small. It’s just like you - I don’t understand that.
“It’s just like big enough to enjoy and not big enough for it to hurt is what I was told."
So I guess that's that.
Davidson recently opened up about the pressure he feels from being under the media spotlight.
The Saturday Night Live comedian has had a string of high-profile relationships over the last few years, which have attracted countless headlines.
And he admitted that he felt like a 'loser' at times.
“When your own show [pokes fun at you], I’d be sitting in the back watching the cold open and, the cold open [is] topical, political humor, whatever’s in the culture,” Davidson said on Real Ones with Jon Bernthal, referring to how SNL would rip on his partner of the moment.
"And then, making fun of you.
"Then you’ve got to walk out and do a sketch next and hit your mark and the show just made fun of you.
"So, why are they going laugh at you? Like, they just dogged you in front of everyone. And you’re like, ‘I’m a f**king loser, man'."