Pete Davidson has been in Hollywood for years making waves as a comedian, but it seems many only know him for his dating history.

Davidson has admitted he isn’t exactly fond of how much his dating life gets mentioned by outlets and by people on social media.

Speaking to Page Six, Davidson opened up about some of his past relationships and reflected on why he thinks people are so fixated on them.

In case you have forgotten, here is a list of everyone the public knows the star dated.

Who has Pete Davidson dated?

• Carly Aquilino (2015)

• Ariana Grande (2018)

• Kate Beckinsale (2019)

• Margaret Qualley (2019)

• Kaia Gerber (2019–2020)

• Phoebe Dynevor (2021)

• Kim Kardashian (2021–2022)

• Emily Ratajkowski (2022)

• Chase Sui Wonders (2022–2023)

• Madelyn Cline (2023-2024)

Davidson said he believes that one of the key reasons people focus on it so much is because he is ugly.

He explained: “I’ve had some pretty adult relationships with some pretty amazing women and when it’s ended it’s been cool.

“Everyone is dating everyone and it’s Hollywood.

“Look at Paul Mescal, Timmy [Chalamet], Barry Keough. But because I’m ugly, they wrote about me. I was harassed for like five years and it made my life a living hell.”

He also said he would much rather be remembered for his work in comedy than for who he has dated.

Davidson said he wants to be remembered for his work not his dating history (Cindy Ord/Getty Images)

He added: “[It’s] embarrassing because you want people to write about your work. I was one of the youngest ever cast members on SNL and all that got pushed to the side because of who I was dating.”

These feelings have likely long played on the star’s mind, as this isn’t the first time he has brought them up.

Last December, while speaking to W magazine he said he wants to know for a lot more than his dating history.

He said: “I just want to be known for doing good work. I want to be out there only when it’s [a] movie, stand-up, charity, or business ventures. That’s when I want to be seen. I don’t want to be this f****** loser who just dates people. That’s not who I am.”

Going forward, he said he is taking a break from dating and is currently detoxing some things from his life, including drugs and social media.

A school in Indiana may have just avoided a school shooting after a tipster raised the alarm over their friend.

Police in Indiana say they have arrested 18-year-old Trinity Shockley following fears she would commit a mass shooting at her high school on Valentine’s Day.

She was arrested just days after authorities uncovered the alleged plot to shoot up Mooresville High School, located southwest of Indianapolis.

The tipster informed the FBI that they believed their friend was planning the attack and had access to an AR-15 rifle as well as a bulletproof vest.

The tipper also revealed that Shockley was obsessed with Nikolas Cruz, the mass murderer who shot and killed 14 students and three staff members at Florida’s Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School back in February 2018.

When police raided Shockley’s home, they also found posters dedicated to other mass shooters. The was reportedly photos of Cruz; Dylan Roof, who killed nine people at a South Carolina church in 2015; and Andrew Blaze, who killed three people at a Pennsylvania grocery store in 2017.

When questioned by investigators, Shockley claimed that she was ‘joking’ about her plans. However, in messages sent to the tipster that were later revealed, she had said: “I’ve been planning this for a YEAR”.

Shockley’s social media posts also contained photos of the gun magazines as well as flattering messages about Cruz and Roof. Authorities have also said there were threats to carry out a school shooting.

The suspect is currently being held without bond, and stands accused of conspiracy to commit murder, threat to commit terrorism, and conspiracy to commit intimidation.

Mooresville Police Detective Matthew McDaniel, who got information from the school, has spoken about the suspect and their mental health.

Court records indicate that Shockley had previously received mental health counseling since freshman year and had expressed suicide thoughts. However, the school never considered the issue ‘significant enough to cause intervention’.

Police outside Moorseville High School following a tip about a mass shooting (WTHR)

McDaniel’s also stated that her father ‘would deny her access to the resources’ whenever the teenager ‘would try to receive mental health assistance’.

In the court documents, the detective said: “It was [the school’s] understanding that Mr. Shockley did not believe in mental health treatment and did not take his daughter’s conditions seriously.”

Shockley had also told investigators that she had been bullied for years at the school, most notably after being involved in an incident that saw her struck by a drunk driver while she was waiting for the school bus back in 2022.

A woman has lost both of her hands after trying to ‘engage’ with a shark while on a vacation of a lifetime in the Caribbean.

The tourist attempted to snap a picture of the apex predator, which is believed to be between six and nine feet long, when the beast snapped back at the holidaymaker in hip-deep water on a beach on Providenciales, the main island in the Turks and Caicos archipelago.

The incident took place on Friday last week (February 7), at the eastern end of Blue Hills Beach near Da Conch Shack and Thompson’s Cove Beach – with the culprit understood to be either a bull shark or tiger shark, according to Visit Turks and Caicos Islands.

Turks and Caicos Islands government has since warned tourists of the dangers that lurk in its crystal clear waters.

The Department of Environment & Coastal Resources Authorities issued the following statement: “On Friday 7th February a tourist was injured by a shark in the waters adjacent to Blue Hills, Providenciales.

“The individual was taken to Cheshire Hall Medical Centre where she was stabilized and later flown off island for further medical care.

A bull shark is the other species that could have bitten the woman’s hands off (Getty stock)

“Upon confirmation of the incident the Department of Environment & Coastal Resources (DECR) issued a beach closure notification from Thompson’s Cove Beach to Froggies ATV, Blue Hills in an abundance of caution. The beach was reopened on Sunday, February 9th at 1pm after it was determined that the shark had moved to deeper water.”

It continued: “The shark was estimated to be approximately 6ft in length, however the species is yet to be confirmed.

“Further to the investigation, it has been determined that the tourist had attempted to engage with the animal from the shallows in an attempt to take photographs.

Providenciales, the main island of the Turks and Caicos archipelago, is a popular holiday destination for snorkelers (Getty stock)

“The DECR would like to urge the public to always be aware of your surroundings, follow local advisories, and respect marine life. Swim in designated areas, avoid murky waters, never swim alone, and do not attempt to feed marine wildlife under any circumstances.”

This month’s incident is the fourth recorded shark attack to have taken place in the Turks and Caicos since 2020.

The first took place in September 2021, when a male tourist was bitten on his wrist by a seven-foot lemon shark or tiger shark, while the next took place almost two years later in May 2023, this time a 22-year-old holidaymaker lost his foot.

In May last year, a male resident was attacked while snorkelling, with the bite being so severe that it resulted in amputation of his leg above his knee.

An infamous prison which has been accused of ‘torturing and abusing’ inmates has been picked as a new destination for deported migrants under the Trump administration.

Since Donald Trump took over the White House as the 47th President of the United States, he has taken a tough approach to immigration.

Within weeks of his presidency, he signed a slew of executive orders to ‘reclaim control’ of the States, hiked up tariffs to neighbors, Canada, Mexico and China to encourage their cooperation in halting illegal immigration and even threatened Colombia with similar sanctions for refusing to accept deportation flights which have been ramped up.

He’s also been looking at revoking student visas for foreign youngsters and deporting them if they are found protesting against Israel, launching a new detention center for deportees in Colorado, and proposed another idea to exile repeat criminal offenders of any nationality, including the US, to far away lands in a ‘modern’ take on a penal colony.

Trump’s plans for Guantanamo Bay

As part of his plans, he’s also been looking at expanding the controversial Guantanamo Bay prison which was opened by President George Bush in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attack to send ‘illegal enemy combatants’.

Now, Trump is hoping to send migrants to the notorious Cuba jail by signing the Laken Riley Act.

The prison is still home to some 15 terror suspects, including those behind the September 2001 attacks.

During his first term in Oval Office, Trump reversed a Barack Obama administration order to keep the prison open in 2018, despite protests from human rights activists.

Under President Obama, more than 150 detainees were released but the former POTUS was slammed for failing to fully close the center.

An inmate pictured in the prison in 2009 (MICHELLE SHEPHARD/AFP via Getty Images)

(John Moore/Getty Images)

‘Living hell’

Guantanamo Bay has been dubbed a ‘legal black hole’, reports The Mirror, where its prisoners endure a ‘living hell’ of abuse and torture.

The perimeter of the prison is surrounded by a minefield and plans reveal prisoners will either be kept in small detention centers or tents manned by soldiers and marines.

Meanwhile, Amnesty International branded the prison ‘a symbol of torture, rendition and indefinite detention without charge or trial’.

As well as human rights protesters, the United Nations also slammed the facility, calling it a ‘stain on the US Government’s commitment to the rule of law.’

Former prisoners that were released under Obama’s rule included a British father, Shaker Aamer, who said he was tortured, beaten and held in solitary confinement for 13 years in the prison where he was held without charge.

Peace activists called on Obama and Biden to close the camp (Selçuk Acar/Anadolu via Getty Images)

Obama pledged to close Guantanamo in 2016, saying it ‘undermines’ national security rather than strengthening it.

Before signing the Laken Riley Act, which makes the expansion of Guantanamo Bay vision a reality, Trump previously said: “We have 30,000 beds in Guantanamo to detain the worst criminal illegal aliens threatening the American people.

“Some of them are so bad we don’t even trust the countries to hold them because we don’t want them coming back.

“So we’re going to send them out to Guantanamo Bay. This will double our capacity immediately, and tough. That’s a tough – that’s a tough place to get out of.”

A newly proposed bill could see men find an eye-watering amount if they are caught ‘ejaculating without intent of conceiving a baby’.

Titled ‘The Contraception Begins At Erection Act’ – which legislators in Ohio and Mississippi are hoping to pass – would make it illegal for a man to ejaculate with no intention of conceiving a baby.

Both states have exceptions for sperm donation and if a couple use contraception. In Mississippi this would criminalise male masturbation; in Ohio this wouldn’t be the case.

A summary of the Mississippi bill reads: “This bill, known as the ‘Contraception Begins at Erection Act,’ proposes to make it unlawful for a person to discharge genetic material (sperm) without the intent to fertilize an embryo, effectively criminalizing certain male reproductive behaviors.”

While the bill wouldn’t jail men, it would hand them hefty fines.

On the first offense, it would be $1,000, which would be raised to $5,000 for a second offense. And if it was to happen for a third time, the individual would have to fork out a whopping $10,000. The same fines would apply in both states.

As you might have gathered, the legislation is not entirely serious.

The Mississippi bill was put forward by lawmaker Bradford Blackmon, the bill would come into force on July 1, 2025, if signed into law by Gov. Tate Reeves – but as we say, this is extremely unlikely to happen.

Blackmon noted that many bills regarding reproductive rights are often targeted at women.

“All across the country, especially here in Mississippi, the vast majority of bills relating to contraception and/or abortion focus on the woman’s role when men are fifty percent of the equation,” he wrote, as per NBC News.

“This bill highlights that fact and brings the man’s role into the conversation. People can get up in arms and call it absurd but I can’t say that bothers me.”

The Ohio bill was brought by State Representatives Anita Somani, who has also been an OBGYN for 30 years, and Tristan Rader. They say it has been drafted in response to moves regulating women’s bodies.

The bill was proposed by Mississippi lawmaker Bradford Blackmon (Bradford Blackmon/Facebook)

Representative Somani said: “You don’t get pregnant on your own. If you’re going to penalize someone for an unwanted pregnancy, why not penalize the person who is also responsible for the pregnancy?”

She emphasised that her aim is not to pass the bill, but to start a conversation

She added: “It’s more to make the statement and start the conversation. You know, I’m not here as an OBGYN, I’m not here to regulate reproductive rights, I’m here to show the absurdity of regulating anybody’s rights.”

Women’s reproductive rights in the US have changed drastically in recent years — the biggest being the overturning Roe V. Wade ruling in 2022, which dated back to 1973.

The precedent had given women the right to have an abortion, with it now being illegal in ten states for women to have a termination, even if they have been raped.

Some of the bill’s critics have taken it at face value, with Ohio State Republican Representative Austin Beigel saying: “It’s beyond ridiculous what’s going on here. It’s a mockery of the most basic biological concepts.”

Last year, Luigi Mangione was arrested as the suspect in the killing of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson and has now addressed the support he has received in a statement.

Brian Thompson was shot and killed after stepping out of a New York hotel on December 4 with video surveillance capturing the moment he was attacked.

A few days later, after the police called on the public to help identify the alleged shooter, Mangione was apprehended in Pennsylvania after being recognized by a McDonald’s employee.

He was then extradited back to NYC and the 26-year-old was charged with the CEO’s murder and pleaded not guilty in front of a court in late December.

Mangione was arrested last year and is accused of the murder of CEO Brian Thompson (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

He faces multiple charges from the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, including first and second-degree murder, criminal possession of a weapon and murder as an act of terrorism.

Despite these charges Mangione has received ongoing support from people around the world with some people even becoming obsessed with the alleged assassin.

A new website has been created by Mangione’s legal team that provides answers to frequently asked questions in addition to having a message from the accused to his supporters.

In a statement he spoke directly to them and said: “I am overwhelmed by – and grateful for – everyone who has written me to share their stories and express their support.

“Powerfully, this support has transcended political, racial, and even class divisions, as mail has flooded MDC from across the country, and around the globe. While it is impossible for me to reply to most letters, please know that I read every one that I receive.

A website has been set up by Mangione’s legal team to anwer FAQs (Curtis Means-Pool/Getty Images)

“Thank you again to everyone who took the time to write. I look forward to hearing more in the future.”

Multiple fundraisers have been popping up since Mangione’s arrest with the website GoFundMe explaining the decision to take many of them down.

GoFundMe’s terms and conditions clearly state that fundraisers can’t be used for ‘the legal defense of financial and violent crimes, including those related to money laundering, murder, robbery, assault, battery, sex crimes or crimes against minors’.

This then resulted in fundraisers being started on Christian site GiveSendGo with the communications director Alex Shipley defending this controversial move.

He has previously said: “We believe every person is entitled to due process in a court of law — not in the court of public opinion.

“To be absolutely clear, we do not support or condone vigilante justice. However, people have a constitutional right to a strong legal defense, and access to that defense should not be reserved only for the wealthy or those who fit a particular narrative.”