- Cazzie David wrote in her new essay collection that she felt attacked when Pete Davidson moved on the day after he ended their two-and-a-half-year relationship in 2018.
- The 26-year-old panicked after her ex uploaded an Instagram photo showing he'd covered his tattoos from their relationship and was wearing someone else's hair tie.
- "I felt like I was being terrorized. Did he want me to take note of the hair tie?" she asked, adding that Davidson used to put her hair ties on his wrist to "wear a piece" of her.
- David added, "Or was he just repeating everything I'd thought had made our relationship special with someone else one day later?"
- Visit Insider's homepage for more stories.
Cazzie David opened up about the 24-hour period in which Pete Davidson dumped her, covered his tattoos of her, and publicly began a whirlwind relationship with Ariana Grande in her new essay collection, "No One Asked For This."
When the 26-year-old was on her way to Washington D.C. to celebrate her sister's college graduation the day after Davidson ended their two-and-a-half-year relationship over text, the comedian uploaded an Instagram photo showing that he'd covered several of the tattoos that he'd gotten in honor of her.
"My name, which had been written in cursive across his ring finger, was now covered with black ink," she said, adding that he'd also replaced a tattoo of her favorite emoji with a cloud — Grande's favorite emoji.
"And that is the exact moment when all emojis were ruined forever and I began living in a 'Black Mirror' episode," David wrote.
She also noticed that her ex was wearing someone else's hair tie around his wrist, a gesture he used to do with her so that he could "wear a piece" of her.
"I felt like I was being terrorized," she wrote. "Did he want me to take note of the hair tie? Or was he just repeating everything I'd thought had made our relationship special with someone else one day later?"
Since the couple had dated for over two years, David said she'd gotten to know the "Saturday Night Live" cast member's friends well and was shocked to see that they'd all followed Grande on Instagram.
"The haste hurt like an amputation," she wrote.
Jon Mesa, Davidson's go-to tattoo artist, said he advised Davidson against getting permanent ink inspired by his girlfriends after he covered up a large cartoon drawing of David from his forearm.
"I did a huge coverup [adding a forest of trees] ... After we were done, I told Pete, 'Hey, dude, let's just stop with the girlfriend tats until after [Grande's] your wife,'" he told Page Six.
Mesa continued, "Because relationships come and go, and Pete is a really young man. I think that went in one ear and out the other."
Over the course of Davidson and Grande's five-month relationship, the comedian got at least five tattoos inspired by the pop star. And after they called off their engagement in October 2018, Davidson began covering up the body art.
One of the tattoos was the phrase "mille tendresse," which translates to a "thousand tendernesses" in French and matches Grande's ink, on the back of his neck. He's since covered it with the word "cursed."
Though Davidson and David didn't rekindle after they went their separate ways in 2018, they remain friends. David even included a note to the comedian in the acknowledgments.
"Pete. I love you. Thank you for being encouraging when you did not have to be. Your bravery inspires me and your friendship means the world to me," she wrote.
Read more:
Pete Davidson says 'the world wants to punch me in the throat' for dating famous women
Fans think Ariana Grande threw 'shade' at ex Pete Davidson in her new song 'Positions'
Entertainment - Celebrities - Google News
November 20, 2020 at 06:06PM
https://ift.tt/335u4lk
Cazzie David felt 'terrorized' when Pete Davidson covered tattoos - Insider - INSIDER
Entertainment - Celebrities - Google News
https://ift.tt/2Oat4np
Bagikan Berita Ini
0 Response to "Cazzie David felt 'terrorized' when Pete Davidson covered tattoos - Insider - INSIDER"
Post a Comment