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Pete Davidson reportedly “had a meltdown” on the set of his new series Bupkis on Thursday night.
The 28-year-old actor, who made his name on Saturday Night Live after seven years, reportedly “threw two candles through his trailer and damaged the windshield of a second truck,” an insider said. the american sun.
“He also threw coffee on the walls and folded a TV in half in his trailer,” the source added.
Tough day: Pete Davidson, 28, reportedly had a ‘meltdown’ on the set of his new series Bupkis. Pete “threw two candles through his trailer and damaged the windshield of a second truck.” ‘He also threw coffee on the walls and folded a TV in his caravan’
After the incident, he is said to have “got some free time to gather his things and focus on himself.”
Details remain unclear as to what caused the eruption, but the star was not seen during filming on set Friday after the eruption.
Kim Kardashian and Pete have ‘kept in touch’ after their split in August.
That’s what a source told on Monday Entertainment tonight that the couple is “still in touch” after they ended their nine-month relationship.
The couple dated from October 2021 to August 2022.
“It wasn’t a bad fallout or breakup, so things are good between them,” the source said.
Earlier this week, Davidson seemed optimistic as he laughed with his Oscar-winning co-star Joe Pesci in New York City on Tuesday.
Funny Guys: Pete Davidson on the set of his new semi-autographic series Bupkis also featuring Joe Pesci, 79, who plays the comedian’s grandfather
The comedy duo were busy filming the semi-autobiographical series that is the real life of the former Saturday Night Live star. It airs in half-hour episodes after release.
Photos from the set showed the two actors talking to each other in front of a black sprinter bus with a large house as the backdrop, along with a few other candid shots.
Pesci, 79, plays the role of Davidson’s grandfather, looking smartly dressed in a black jacket over a zip-up jumper and a black fedora hat.
Multiple roles: Davidson, 28, will star while co-writing and executive producing the show
Rare TV role: Bupkis marks the second regular TV role in Pesci’s career. He starred on TV in a short-lived NBC series, Half Nelson in 1985
Bupkis marks just the second regular television role in Pesci’s career.
The only other time he starred on TV was on the short-lived NBC series Half Nelson in 1985.
The cast of the new series also stars Edie Falco, who plays Davidson’s mother. The actress, 59, is best known for her two major TV roles in Nurse Jackie and The Sopranos.
Great cast: In the new series, Edie Falco plays the role of Davidson’s mother. The actress, 59, is best known for her two major TV roles in Nurse Jackie and The Sopranos
Since leaving SNL earlier this year, Davidson has participated in several acting projects.
He starred in The King of Staten Island and appeared in films The Suicide Squad and Big Time Adolescence.
Most recently, Davidson wrapped a movie in Australia called Wizards! starring Orlando Bloom.
He also appeared in Machine Gun Kelly’s Good Mourning With a U, as well as the Kaley Cuoco comedy Meet Cute.
Davidson also voiced the lead dog in Marmaduke, which premiered on Netflix.
Iconic co-star: Pesci won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for portraying psychopathic mobster Tommy DeVito in Goodfellas
According to Variety, Davidson will also co-write and executive produce on the show, while starring.
Dave Sirus and Judah Miller will also write and run the show, with Miller also acting as showrunner.
Lorne Michaels, Andrew Singer and Erin David of Broadway Video will also executive produce.
The show was serialized from Peacock in April and only recently went into production.
Funny Fiction: Bupkis is a half-hour show described as “an elevated, fictionalized version of Pete Davidson’s real life.” The Sopranos and Nurse Jackie star Edie Falco, 59, will play Davidson’s mother in Bupkis