Pete Davidson during a recent comedy show opened up about his four-year-long daily use of ketamine, an anesthetic known for inducing sedation.
Despite describing the drug as "magical," Davidson acknowledged that he recently completed a stint in rehab to address his medication use. Ketamine is FDA-approved for treating depression.
Addressing the audience at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino's Ettes Arena in Atlantic City, New Jersey, Davidson announced, "I am fresh out of rehab, everyone. I got that post-rehab glow. Seventh time's the charm!"
He went on to share that, as he approaches his 30th birthday in November, he realized that he needed to leave his drug use behind, considering himself too old for such habits.
The comedian recently shared insights into his past drug use, highlighting the importance of abandoning such habits as one enters their 30s.
During a comedy performance, he candidly remarked, "You can't do drugs in your 30s. It's not cute anymore... you're just a drug addict."
Davidson openly discussed his four-year daily use of ketamine, an anesthetic known for inducing sedation, and its impact on his mental state.
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Kitty spent her early years in South Africa, where she pursued studies in psychology and English literature
