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Pete Davidson 'enters rehab facility'

Pete Davidson 'enters rehab facility'
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Comedian Pete Davidson reportedly enters a rehab facility in Pennsylvania.

Comedian and former SNL star Pete Davidson has reportedly entered a rehab facility in Pennsylvania.

The 29-year-old has been in rehab several times in the past and has spoken candidly about the experience, even making jokes about it in multiple skits on SNL.

The exact reason for his latest visit has not been made public, although TMZ reports that he routinely visits rehab to work on his mental health issues, including PTSD and borderline personality disorder.

Earlier this month Davidson was charged for reckless driving following a March incident which saw him crash his car into a house in Beverly Hills.

The comedian can currently be seen in the semi-autobiographical Peacock comedy series Bupkis, which was renewed for a second season last week.

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