Pete Davidson’s inner circle ‘fear he could die’ if he doesn’t take sobriety and mental health seriously after rehab

PETE Davidson has left his inner circle concerned for his life if he doesn’t take his sobriety and mental health seriously after rehab, according to sources.

One insider claimed to The U.S. Sun that they believe the people Pete, 29, has surrounded himself with aren’t “doing him any favors.”

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“His buddies, these friends he has around him, they are enabling him and they aren’t being honest with him,” the source alleged.

“He came out of rehab and he immediately started talking about how had taken ketamine to treat his depression and these people who are always around him didn’t think that was a big deal.

“It wasn’t a big deal until of course it blew up and became a problem for his fresh-out-of-rehab image. 

“Here is the thing, I don’t think he is mature enough to face reality and face the music,” the source said, adding: “If he doesn’t start taking his issues seriously, he could wind up killing himself from drugs.”

The insider claimed: “At the end of the day, I feel bad for him.

“The drug situation is his own issue, and I don’t think he understands it all comes crashing down.”

A rep for Pete denied the claims.

Another insider close to the Saturday Night Live alum, however, said that while there may be concern for the comedian’s well-being, others in his circle are less worried.

“He just stays in his room and watches TV. He just doesn’t do a lot these days.

“He does his stand-up gigs and immediately goes back to his room for the night,” the second source said.

The funnyman has been touring since earlier this month with Jon Stewart and John Mulaney.

The first insider added: “Look, he’s actually a good guy. He’s great with kids, he’s fun, but I just don’t think he lives in reality when it comes to the issues he’s dealing with.”

Pete has had a rough go this past year, including crashing his car into the side of a house in Beverly Hills in March- he checked into a rehab sometime in June.

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During his ongoing stand-up tour, Pete talks about his recent rehab stay which the comic said makes a total of seven stints.

A reporter for The U.S. Sun who attended a tour date earlier this month said that while Pete discusses rehab stays, he also talks about smoking weed and doing mushrooms, acid and ketamine.

In July he struck a plea deal with the Los Angeles District Attorney’s office to avoid possible jail time on a reckless driving charge stemming from the car crash.

As part of the plea he agreed to take part in a diversion program and if Pete meets all the requirements upon completion there will be no criminal offense on his record stemming from the accident.

In August it was revealed he and actress Chase Sui Wonders had split.

PETE’S TURBULENT TIME

In August, People reported that Pete and Chase called it quits after less than one year of dating.

An insider told the publication that the actor was single again and that he’s “out and about and doing really well.”

Pete met Chase on the set of the 2022 horror film, Bodies Bodies Bodies.

They were first spotted publicly at a New York Rangers game together on December 15, 2022.

It was revealed that Chase was the passenger in his car when Pete crashed into a house in Beverly Hills in March of this year.

REHAB

Pete checked himself into rehab and he resurfaced on social media in late July.

“Pete regularly goes to rehab for ‘tune ups’ and to take a mental break, so that’s what’s happening,” a source had told Page Six.

The star previously admitted that when he was 23, his therapist diagnosed him with borderline personality disorder.

“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,” he said during the chat with actress Glenn Close for Variety’s Actors On Acting.

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