US comic Pete Davidson has checked himself into rehab.

A supply near the actor advised Sky's accomplice community, NBC News, that the star was receiving therapy - however it's not but clear why he has sought assist.

It follows the Saturday Night Live star being charged this month with reckless driving after allegedly crashing a automobile into a house in Los Angeles in March.

The LA District Attorney's Office stated it was taking the allegations "seriously", including that reckless driving can have "devastating consequences".

According to the Beverly Hills Police Department, Davidson was driving when his Mercedes jumped a curb, hit a hearth hydrant and crashed into a house.

In a press release, the DA's workplace stated: "We believe that Mr Davidson engaged in reckless driving, which ultimately resulted in his involvement in a serious collision into a home.

"In 2022, visitors fatalities in Los Angeles have reached the best ranges seen in 20 years. This is an alarming pattern that we can't ignore.

"As a result, it's crucial that we take all allegations of reckless driving seriously and hold those responsible accountable."

'It's okay to wrestle and you are not alone'

Davidson has sought assist for psychological well being points beforehand, and in 2017, he was identified with a character dysfunction after years of melancholy and nervousness.

In 2018, police visited the 29-year-old's dwelling after issues have been raised for the comic and actor after he posted a message on Instagram.

The put up stated: "I'm doing my best to stay here for you but I actually don't know how much longer I can last.

"All I've ever tried to do was assist individuals. Just keep in mind I advised you so."

At the time, police confirmed Davidson was safe after meeting with him.

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In 2019, Davidson also made jokes about seeking mental health treatment.

He appeared in a segment on SNL and said: "I'm happening a little bit 'trip'. You know, the form of trip the place insurance coverage pays for a few of it, and so they take your cellphone and shoelaces.

"And you have roommates, but it stills costs like, $100,000."

In 2020, talking on Sky News' Backstage podcast about his movie The King Of Staten Island, the comedian stated he was somebody who had been open with "struggles" and points".

He added: "One of the principle explanation why I wished to make this [film] and inform this story was as a result of I wished this chapter in my life to be closed.

"Not forgotten, but I wanted to be able to move on and show that it's okay to have issues and it's okay to struggle and that you're not alone and that there is a light at the end of the tunnel."

Sky News has contacted Davidson's representatives for a remark.

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