Pete Davidson was the picture of happiness over the weekend as he enjoyed a relaxed afternoon with a female friend, just weeks after sparking concerns for his mental health.
The Saturday Night Live comedian was pictured eating lunch at a restaurant in Miamis Mandarin Oriental Hotel, ironically, on Saturday with his mystery friend.
Looking markedly different to his recent appearances, Pete, 25, appears to have gotten a new haircut while also ditching the blonde dye to sport his natural dark brown hair.
Perhaps keen to keep a low profile, Pete opted for a casual look in a Green Day t-shirt with a pair of sunglasses, while his female friend stood out in a coral bikini top and white skirt, teamed with a straw hat and shades.
According to eyewitnesses, Pete looked relaxed and smiled as he chatted away to his pal.
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Its the first time the Set It Up actor has been pictured since posting an alarming message on social media, stating he no longer wants to be on this earth anymore.
In the worrying post, Pete added: Im doing my best to stay here for you but i actually dont know how much longer i can last. all i ever tried to do was help people. just remember i told you so [sic].
The messages, which he deleted soon after, prompted his ex-fiancee Ariana Grande to rush to the NBC Studios where he was preparing for that evenings SNL episode.
Ariana, 25, told her Twitter followers: Im downstairs and Im not going anywhere if you need anyone or anything. I know you have everyone u need and thats not me, but Im here too.
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However, the Thank U, Next singer was allegedly turned away as Pete did not want to see her.
Pete has remained mostly out of the public eye since deleting his social media accounts and is reported to have spent Christmas with his mother, Amy, and other family members at a relatives house in Red Bank, New Jersey.
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