Pete Davidson seen holding beer at party in latest video despite claiming sobriety
Pete Davidson has recently caused concern among friends after a video surfaced showing him holding a beer at a party, despite his claims to be sober. The video, which was exclusive to The U.S. Sun, captured Pete dancing with a Miller Lite beer at the event, only to have the Instagram story deleted shortly after being posted.
The video was recorded after the Philadelphia Eagles secured their NFC championship win, and Pete and his friends were celebrating in the team’s locker room. The footage, uploaded by a friend of Pete’s nearly two weeks after the game, shows Pete holding the beer as he moves to the music in the locker room. Another clip reveals him dancing with the beer and swinging what appears to be a rally towel around his head as he interacts with locker room personnel.
Despite these visuals, an insider close to Pete stressed that he was not consuming any alcohol during the festivities. The insider explained that Pete was merely holding a closed beer for a friend who had gone to the bathroom, and he did not actually drink from it.
Following the game, Pete and his companions continued their celebrations through the night by visiting a sports bar in South Philly known as Chickie’s & Pete’s, as evidenced by photos shared on the bar’s Instagram page. One concerned friend, upon viewing the video, expressed worry about Pete’s companions and the impact they may have on him, considering his efforts to improve his public image.
However, Pete seemed to be on a positive track during the Super Bowl weekend, where he was spotted holding water and mingling with actor Kevin Costner on the field. An insider who spent time with Pete during the weekend mentioned how well Pete was doing, emphasizing that he was attentive to those around him and made sure everyone had water.
In interviews promoting his new film “Dog Man,” Pete opened up about his sobriety journey and decision to remove his tattoos. He discussed his time in rehab and the changes he made upon returning to normal life, including a fish tank he bought for his living room. This commitment to recovery was visible during Pete’s Super Bowl weekend, as he stuck to water throughout the festivities.
Despite past struggles with mental health and substance abuse, Pete is dedicated to maintaining his sobriety and addressing his issues head-on. With multiple rehab stints and ongoing therapy in Florida, Pete continues to prioritize his well-being and seek the support he needs to stay on the right path. His openness about his journey serves as a source of inspiration for others facing similar challenges and highlights the importance of seeking help when needed.