Pete Davidson shows off his remaining bicep tattoos the day after his debut with the red carpet with Elsie Hewitt

Pete Davidson showing off the rest of its famous ink.

Davidson, 29, was seen in New York City on Friday 16 May. Saturday Night Live Alum wore a simple white tank top and silver necklace. The tattoos on his right bicep remain very visible, while the ink on his left arm has significantly faded due to laser tattoo.

The sight comes just one day after the comedian’s debut with the red carpet with girlfriend Elsie Hewit. On the carpet, the couple, that recently moved in togetherWore coordinating appearance.

Hewitt, 29, wore a bronze glittering dress in pairs with Strappy sandal heels. Davidson sported a clean, cream -colored striped snap layered with a tank top under and a pair of tan wide leg pants. He completed the look with an elegant pair of shades.

The couple had a date evening on the 13th annual Blossom Ball. Blossom ball aims to raise awareness of endometriosis and recognize those who have “worked so hard to get aware of our cause”, according to its Website.

Endometriosis is a “often painful condition where tissue similar to the internal lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus”, according to Mayo Clinic. It can lead to other conditions, such as infertility.

Hewitt lives with endometriosis and opened up to PEOPLE Exclusive about how Davidson supports her.

“Pete puts me up with a small heating plate, and it’s very sweet, and I just eat anything,” she shared. “I’m like, I will allow myself to eat what I want and just snuggle up and watch a movie and get cozy.”

“Everyone deserves a Pete!” Model Gushed.

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Davidson revealed earlier that he is Currently undergoing the process of removing His extensive collection of 200 tattoos. In the middle of his journey with sobriety, Davidson told Amount In April, “I used to be a drug addict and I was a sad person, and I felt ugly and that I needed to be covered.”

He worked out the outlet, “So I just remove them and start fresh, because that’s what I think works best for me and for my brain.”