Pete Davidson Admits to Attending Aretha Franklin's Funeral High on Ketamine

In his Netflix special 'Turbo Fonzarelli', Davidson shares personal experiences including his struggle with drugs and dealing with a stalker.

Pete Davidson revealed in his recent Netflix special, 'Turbo Fonzarelli', that he was high on ketamine at Aretha Franklin's funeral in 2018.
Davidson attended the funeral with then-girlfriend Ariana Grande, and made a pun to Franklin's family referencing the late singer's iconic song, 'Respect'.
In the special, Davidson also shared his experiences with a persistent female stalker who delivered soiled undergarments to his home and was later arrested and charged with multiple offenses.
Davidson discussed his decision to stop using hard drugs as he entered his 30s, an important step in his journey towards better mental health.
He expressed his desire to find a partner for his mother, who has been single for 23 years.