Pete Davidson has suddenly pulled out of his one man shows which were scheduled for this evening and tomorrow night in New York City, along with future dates in Pittsburgh scheduled for the New Year.

Those who had booked tickets for the show at New York’s Beacon Theatre were told by email with only a couple of hours notice before showtime. 

The venue tweeted the scrapping of the show just two hours before the event had been scheduled to start while the Pennsylvania appearances were shelved at lunchtime on Friday.

‘Please be advised that the Pete Davidson performances scheduled to take place at the Beacon Theatre on Fri, Dec 22 and Sat, Dec 23 have been cancelled.’ 

Anyone who bought tickets will be refunded automatically. 

Davidson was on SNL from 2014-2022 and was one of the youngest cast members in the show’s history.

The Staten Island Native has appeared in several movies and is known for his high-profile relationships with people like Ariana Grande and Kim Kardashian.

Those who had booked tickets for the show at New York’s Beacon Theatre were told by email with only a couple of hours notice before showtime

In June the actor checked himself into rehab after battling borderline personality disorder and PTSD.

“Pete regularly goes to rehab for ‘tune ups’ and to take a mental break, so that’s what’s happening,” Page Six reported at the time. 

In late July, Davidson was spotted at a pizza shop in Florida after part of the month in rehab.

This summer he was also involved in car crash with ex-girlfriend, Chase Sui-Wonders. He was charged with reckless driving.

He had been in the drivers seat when bashed his black GMC SUV against a wall at The Wiltern in Los Angeles.

Later in the year he put on a few shows in Florida as part of his comedy comeback before announcing he would be going on tour partnered up with John Mulaney, 40, and Jon Stewart, 60.

In October Davidson hosted the season premiere of SNL with musical guest Ice Spice. 

Those who had booked tickets for the show at New York’s Beacon Theatre were told by email with only a couple of hours notice before showtime (pictured on SNL)