Pete Davidson

Pete Davidson will become the latest celebrity to fly to space with Jeff Bezos' rocket company, Blue Origin, in a brief, suborbital flight slated for later ...

And later this month, the company plans to take four paying customers on a flight to the International Space Station, which orbits about 200 miles above Earth. Blue Origin does have plans to build a rocket powerful enough to reach orbit, called New Glenn. And, in light of the news that Russia may no longer sell rocket engines to the United States, those plans are more pressing than ever. Blue Origin is the first company to begin offering regular suborbital space tourism flights. As the flight reaches its apex, the passengers will experience a few minutes of weightlessness. The company completed the first-ever all-civilian flight to orbit last September, taking a billionaire and three chosen crewmates on a three-day trip. As the rocket booster heads back toward the Earth for an upright landing, the crewed capsule will continue soaring higher into the atmosphere to more than 60 miles above the surface where the blackness of space is visible and the capsule's windows will offer sweeping views of the Earth.

Pete Davidson's Saturday Night Live costar Bowen Yang spoke about his friend on the Critics Choice Awards red carpet.

A lyric in the song points to Davidson directly, saying "God saved me from that crash/ Just so I can beat Pete Davidson's ass." "What she does for those kids is amazing and you're f—ing lucky that she's your kids' mom," Davidson wrote in the alleged text exchange shared on social media by his friend Dave Sirus. We are all thinking about him, and we love him so much."

A source close to Kim exclusively tells E! News she is "so grateful" for Pete's support amid her split from Kanye West. "He's really been a great partner and ...

"He's really been a great partner and has been there for her through all of this," the source shared. Following this interaction, Kanye took to Instagram on March 14 to share a photo of his daughter North West's backpack, which was decorated with enamel pins of Kanye, Kim and an alien. After Kim was declared legally single on March 2, Ye's attorney Samantha Spector told E! News that "Ye is focusing his entire attention to their children."

After fending off Kanye West over the weekend, Pete Davidson is A-OK to head into space: The 'SNL' star will be Blue Origin's third celebrity guest.

“But,” he allegedly wrote, “if you continue to press me like you have for the past 6 months I’m gonna stop being nice.” “As the priest of my home Don’t worry Northy God is still alive.” Grow the f— up.” The news was first reported as a nearly done deal by Page Six early this month, before any ink was dry on the contract. It will be the capsule’s fourth manned flight — Bezos himself rode in the first one — and its 20th sojourn overall. WOW…. that was amazing!!!

It all started last year when Davidson met Kim Kardashian, West's ex-wife, on SNL. A sneaky paparazzi photo of the two dining in Long Island sparked ...

“I have your back even though you treat me like s**t because I want everything to be smooth,” he concluded. You should try it.” Then he offered to meet up with West in person, and wrote, “I’m in LA for the day if you wanna stop being a little internet b***h boy and talk.” After Davidson sent a selfie of him (allegedly in bed with Kim), West said, “Happy to see you’re out of the hospital and rehab.” The comedian fired back, writing, “Same here. The comedian rejected the idea, and said, “This isn’t public, dude. “Yo it’s Skete,” Davidson reportedly wrote in the texts. From nicknaming Davidson “Skete” to releasing a disturbing music video where he pretends to decapitate the comedian, and quite literally everything in between — the Donda rapper has left no petty stone unturned.

Previously, Michael Strahan and William Shatner participated in the spectacle. Davidson and Kim Kardashian attended a dinner party at Bezos's Los Angeles ...

In them, Davidson pushes back against Ye. There’s a negotiation for a caucus at Ye’s Sunday Service that apparently never came to fruition, and they discuss mental health, but in a kind of threatening way? Four minutes of forgetting what ails, four minutes of sweet relief from the heft of the human endeavor. The exchange was originally posted on the Instagram account of David Sirus, an SNL writer who previously posted a statement from Davidson after Bob Saget died.