Pete Davidson reflects on his celebrity image and past relationships, saying he wants to be recognized for his work, not his high-profile romances.

Live' alum Pete Davidson says he doesn't want to to be known as "this f---ing loser who just dates people," adding, "I want to be out there only when it’s [a] movie, stand-up, charity, or business ventures.

Two years after his exit from 'Saturday Night Live', Pete Davidson is getting back in touch with himself without the distraction of the spotlight.

In an interview with W magazine, Pete Davidson discussed his efforts to stay out of the headlines, choosing instead to focus on “health, family, humility, being a good person, not being a drug addict,” etc. It hasn’t been an easy road, but the actor sounds grateful for where his experience with fame has gotten him, saying:

Pete Davidson wants to be known for his work, not as “this f—ing loser who dates people.” The Saturday Night Live alum spoke to W Magazine about his public perception and how his celebrity has infiltrated his personal and professional lives.

Live' alum says he's also realized over time that "people have to miss you" to be successful in the film and TV business.