Comedian Pete Davidson cancels all Florida tour stops, including Fort Myers' B.B. Mann

Comedian and "SNL" veteran Pete Davidson has canceled his upcoming Florida shows due to "a scheduling conflict."

The announcement comes amidst news that Davidson has checked into a wellness facility for mental-health treatment.

Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall announced the canceled Florida shows Wednesday afternoon on Facebook . Davidson's Prehab Tour was scheduled to visit the Fort Myers venue Friday, Sept. 27.

All tickets will be refunded, the post said.

The tour also included stops at:

• Florida Theatre in Jacksonville (Sept. 20)
• Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater (Sept. 21).
• Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando (Sept. 22)
• And Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts in Melbourne (Sept. 24).

Pete Davidson checks into wellness center

The tour announcement coincided with news that Davidson has checked into a wellness center for mental-health treatment.

PEOPLE magazine reported the news Wednesday afternoon .

"Pete Davidson has checked into a wellness facility for his mental health, PEOPLE has learned," the magazine and news site wrote. "On Wednesday, July 31, the Saturday Night Live alum, 30, is taking some time to focus on his health. …

"A source tells PEOPLE that mental health has 'always been a priority' for the comedian, who has been open about his sobriety journey on tour as well as his history dealing with borderline personality disorder and severe post-traumatic stress disorder.

"While staying busy with work this year, the source says Davidson has been focusing on his sobriety and his friends and family are very proud that he has chosen to continue to take care of himself."

Davidson underwent treatment in summer of 2023 to address issues related to PTSD and borderline personality disorder, PEOPLE reported. "At the time, a source told PEOPLE, 'Pete will often check himself into rehab to work on these issues. His friends and family have been supportive during this time.'"

More about Pete Davidson

Davidson starred on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” (or "SNL") from 2014-2022 . His Weekend Update features and funny music videos on the show have racked up millions of views on YouTube. He returned to host the show in October 2023.

The actor/writer/comedian/producer starred in the semiautobiographical comedy series "Bupkis" on Peacock in 2023. He also co-wrote, co-created and executive-produced the show.

In 2022, Davidson was listed as one of Time’s 100 Most Influential People . He released his latest Netflix standup special, “Pete Davidson: Turbo Fonzarelli," in January 2024.

Davidson's movie acting career has included the critically acclaimed "The King of Staten Island" (which he co-wrote),  “Dumb Money,” “Transformers: Rise of the Beasts,” “Trainwreck,” “Big Time Adolescence,” “Set It Up,” “Meet Cute” and “Bodies Bodies Bodies.”

For more information, visit bbmannpah.com or facebook.com/bbmannhall .

Charles Runnells is an arts and entertainment reporter for The News-Press and the Naples Daily News. To reach him, call 239-335-0368 (for tickets to shows, call the venue) or email him at crunnells@gannett.com . Follow or message him on social media: Facebook ( facebook.com/charles.runnells.7 ), X (formerly Twitter) ( @charlesrunnells ), Threads (@crunnells1) and Instagram ( @crunnells1 ).

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