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On May 27, Pete Davidson was spotted in public for the first time since he formally exited his job at Saturday Night Live last weekend. The comedian did not put in an appearance at the wedding of Kourtney Kardashian, even though he and her sister Kim Kardashian are still going strong. The wedding was in Italy and Davidson did not make it to the festivities.
He and Kim are together again in Calabasas and now they’re matching. New photos show Davidson wearing a shower cap over his freshly dyed locks and a casual white sweatshirt. Kim also recently bleached her hair for the Met Gala, honoring Marilyn Monroe’s platinum locks as she wore the actress’s famous gown. It was the same one Monroe wore to serenade President John F. Kennedy in 1962.
The beauty mogul was by her boyfriend’s side as he made his transformation, wearing a nude SKIMS crop top and matching leggings, and a pair of wraparound rose gold sunglasses. E! News reports that they were likely at a photoshoot, because Kim’s hairstylist Chris Appleton and her makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic were both at the scene.
It’s not the first time either one of them have dyed their hair platinum blonde, but it is the first time they’ve done it together as a couple. Kim’s hair looked particularly stunning with her recycled Dolce & Gabbana gown, who were basically the designers for Kourtney’s entire wedding party.
Kim wore one of her own older gowns with a lace overlay, paired with some stunning accessories. She had her hair swept into an updo, with long soft pieces falling around her face.
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She shared some adorable behind the scenes photos from the event on Instagram, showing off her daughter North West’s Dolce & Gabbana, too. Like her mother, North dressed all in black with a beautiful choker necklace featuring a cross and carried a gorgeous clutch.
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