Chase Sui Wonders Lays Bare Hollywood’s Dark Side After Pete Davidson Split
Nothing says “welcome to Tinseltown” like realizing your personal life has the shelf life of a tub of spoiled guacamole. In a recent Vanity Fair sit-down published June 30, Chase Sui Wonders admitted that the glare of Hollywood’s spotlight proved more ruthless than any red carpet. She learned firsthand how the business can charm you with fancy parties and flashing cameras, then bite you like a bad tabloid rumor—no refund.
The 29-year-old actress, who met Pete Davidson on the set of Bodies Bodies Bodies, spilled to Vanity Fair that her eight-month whirlwind romance taught her “stuff that I don’t want” and “nasty” behind-the-scenes antics she’d rather dodge in the future. Call it the public dating boot camp nobody asked for. Sources: Vanity Fair, E! News.
It all went public during a Universal Studios trip in January 2022, mere months after Davidson’s high-profile split from Kim Kardashian. Photogs caught the PDA at the Daytona 500 and Kauai escapades, cementing their status as Hollywood’s latest It-couple. Deadline had the scoop first, but it was Nylon’s May 2022 feature where Chase raved about Pete’s professionalism and their “sacred” openness—comments that now read like diary entries scrawled in a storm.
Once the cameras dimmed, however, Chase realized that Hollywood isn’t just a dream factory; it’s also a rumor mill with a knack for churning out headlines faster than you can say “public meltdown.” She told Vanity Fair that “Hollywood can play a lot of tricks on you,” adding that the lure of events and name-calling crowds felt “very seductive.” Translation: she nearly got swept up in a glittery tornado of earned and unearned attention.
Post-split, Davidson moved on to Madelyn Cline and later Elsie Hewitt, with E! News confirming he’s cozied up to Hewitt in a New York apartment—because nothing says “moving on” like a co-hab situation. Meanwhile, Chase weathered rumors linking her to Stranger Things’ Joe Keery last October, though neither confirmed—because some headlines deserve to remain “unverified.”
Let’s not forget Pete’s dating dossier: Curb Your Enthusiasm’s Larry David’s daughter, Cazzie David, detailed her tumultuous 2016-2018 romance in her 2020 essay collection, No One Asked For This, revealing mental-health fireworks worthy of a season finale. And in classic Hollywood fashion, this all moves on quickly—blink, and someone’s shipping you with someone new.
There you have it: dreams, drama, and a public romance that turned into a master class in what not to do. Tune in next time for more starry-eyed misadventures and questionable life choices—you might just learn something, or at least get a good laugh.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and Vanity Fair interview (June 30), E! News, Nylon
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