Pete Davidson, known for his vast collection of tattoos, is making headlines after becoming the face of Reformation’s latest campaign, showcasing his tattoo-free skin. The comedian, who once had around 200 tattoos, including tributes to ex-girlfriends and his late father, has been gradually removing them. During an appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers, Davidson revealed that by the time he’s 40, his tattoos will be gone, explaining that color tattoos take longer to remove. He admitted he regrets getting many of them, especially cartoons like a Muppet smoking a blunt. Davidson also shared the painful process of tattoo removal, which involves burning off layers of skin and multiple treatments. His decision to remove his tattoos came after he realized the hassle of covering them up for movie roles, which sometimes required three extra hours of makeup application.