Pete Davidson finally leaves his mother’s basement on Staten Island

Pete Davidson left his mother’s basement.

The 27-year-old comedian admitted he found a place of his own as he searched for his keys during a TikTok chat uploaded on Friday night.

Davidson showed off his bleached blonde hair during an interview on the social media platform where he noted he had just ‘moved’ from the Staten Island home he bought with his mother, Amy .

New digs: Pete Davidson admitted he found his own place as he searched for his keys in a TikTok chat uploaded Friday night; seen in 2019

Pete appeared to be returning home to his new place as he chatted on the phone in the quick clip.

He was about to answer a mental health question, but had to put down his cell phone to find his keys.

“I just left my mother’s house,” he said as he entered his new apartment. “I am completely out. I have a tampon.

Grown up: Davidson showed off his bleached blonde hair during an interview on the social media platform where he noted he had just ‘moved’ from the Staten Island home he bought with his mother , Amy

Blessed: Pete appeared to be returning home to his new place as he chatted on the phone in the quick clip

Pete has shared the home with his mother in recent years after breaking up with ex-fiancee Ariana Grande and moving out of their massive $ 16 million apartment in Manhattan.

‘What’s up guys? We are in my apartment in the basement of my mother’s house, ” he said during a visit to the place last year. “ I moved here a year ago and built this weird little basement to stay away from the fucking people. ”

“I just left my mother’s house,” he said as he entered his new apartment. “I am completely out. I have a pad ‘

Lucky Guy: Pete has shared living quarters with his mom in recent years after breaking up with ex-fiancée Ariana Grande and moving out of their massive $ 16 million apartment in Manhattan; seen on SNL

“This is my room where nothing happens because I live with my mother,” he joked at the time.

During a Saturday Night Live skit in February, Pete mentioned that plans were underway to finally leave the nest.

“In some ways, I love the Valentine’s Day pandemic because it’s the first time being alone isn’t my fault,” he said. “ I spent the night eating chocolates and watching a movie with my mom, which is why I’m officially leaving the house. One of us has to go.

“In some ways, I love the Valentine’s Day pandemic because it’s the first time being alone isn’t my fault,” he said. “ I spent the night eating chocolates and watching a movie with my mom, that’s why I’m officially leaving the house. One of us has to go ‘