Marty Allen: Last News

Not everyone has dinner with one of the richest men on the planet, but such is the life of Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson. Kim, 41, and Pete, 28, went on a double-date with Jeff Bezos and his girlfriend, Lauren Sánchez, at A.O.C. restaurant in Los Angeles on Monday (Apr. 11). The four enjoyed the California-French eatery, spending several hours at the restaurant before making their way out. Pete and Kim looked like two lovesick fools as they exited A.O.C., with Kim laughing while clinging to her boyfriend.

Well, it looks like Pete Davidson is going to be stuck on Earth for the time being.

Video: Pete Davidson will be onboard Blue Origin's next space flight (Cover Video)Kanye West launches scathing attack on Pete Davidson across Instagram postsPete Davidson has Kim Kardashian tribute 'branded' onto his chestNorman Reedus injured on set of The Walking DeadWill Smith considers The Pursuit of Happyness 'best movie he ever made'Rihanna jokes she'll be a 'psycho' type of mother'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' announces end date with special guestsKanye West thinks Kim Kardashian will get 'hooked on drugs' because of Pete DavidsonIN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Bella Hadid reflects on battle with eating disorderKylie Jenner admits 'life hasn't been easy' following birth of sonKristen Stewart turned down Scream 4 cameoSteve McQueen knighted by Princess AnneBella Hadid underwent nose job as a teenagerSimone Ashley 'tore her shoulder' wearing corset for BridgertonMatt Bomer in talks to join Bradley Cooper in Leonard Bernstein biopicKourtney Kardashian claims IVF medication has put her into early menopauseBrian Cox regrets calling Johnny Depp 'overrated' The rest of the crew includes Party America CEO Marty Allen; philanthropist and property mogul Marc Hagle and his wife, Sharon Hagle; University of North Carolina professor Jim Kitchen; and Dr. George Nield, President of Commercial Space Technologies.

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin informed that Pete Davidson “is no longer able to join the NS-20 crew on this mission,” and they “will announce the sixth crew member in the coming days.” The 28-year-old Saturday Night Live star had been slated to depart on March 23 alongside Marty Allen, SpaceKids Global founder Sharon Hagle, Tricor International CEO Mark Hagle, entrepreneur Jim Kitchen, and Commercial Space Technologies President George Nield; however, his aspirations to visit earth’s orbit came to an end.To date, it is unknown the reasons why the Staten Island native won’t join the A-listers already launched to the edge of the milky way in a Blue Origin shuttle. Pete would have been the fourth celeb breaching the atmosphere after Michael Strahan, William Shatner, and Jeff Bezos.In January, Pete Davidson and his girlfriend Kim Kardashian arrived at Bezos‘ estate in Los Angeles.

Pete Davidson will no longer be heading to space. On March 17, it was revealed that Pete’s March 23 trip to outer space had been postponed, and he is no longer able to make it on the new date, March 29. “Blue Origin’s 20th flight of New Shepard has shifted to Tuesday, March 29,” Blue Origin tweeted. “Pete Davidson is no longer able to join the NS-20 crew on this mission. We will announce the sixth crew member in the coming days.”

Pete Davidson is set to join Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin flight next week.The Saturday Night Live comedian will be the third celebrity to join a flight on Bezos’ space travel venture, following William Shatner last October and Michael Strahan in December.Davidson will be on board for the launch currently scheduled for March 23. Blue Origin promises several minutes of weightlessness above the surface of the Earth, before parachuting and landing in the desert of West Texas.Other passengers for next week’s flight include CEO and investor Marty Allen, Sharon and Marc Hagle, teacher and entrepreneur Jim Kitchen, and former NASA manager George Nield.Meanwhile, Pete Davidson finally broke his silence and responded to Kanye West in relation to their ongoing feud.Davidson, who is dating West’s estranged wife Kardashian, has been the subject of public attacks from Kanye in recent weeks and months, including songs and music videos in which the rapper threatened violence against the Saturday Night Live comedian.According to now-deleted screenshots reportedly posted to Instagram by his friend and collaborator Dave Sirus, Davidson engaged in a lengthy text conversation with Kanye.

Big astronaut energy! Pete Davidson is the latest celebrity flying to space.

Kanye West grows, Pete Davidson is literally putting as much distance between them as possible as he’s been confirmed to be heading into space in a rocket built by Jeff Bezos’ company next week.Well, if you want to get away from someone, you may as well blast off into space! Blue Origin announced that the Saturday Night Live comic will be among the passengers on its 20th flight scheduled for March 23.He follows Star Trek actor William Shatner and former American football player and TV personality Michael Strahan in taking part in one of the company’s high-profile space trips.Pete, who has been embroiled in a public spat with Kanye over his relationship with Kim Kardashian, will board the ship alongside five paying customers.They include the president and chief executive of Tricor International, a property development corporation, and a ‘world explorer’ who has visited all 193 UN-recognised countries.#NewShepard mission #NS20 will include Marty Allen, @NBCSNLâs Pete Davidson, @SharonHagle, Marc Hagle, @JimKitchen, and @DrGeorgeNield. Liftoff on March 23 is targeted for 8:30 am CDT / 13:30 UTC from Launch Site One.

It’s official: Saturday Night Live‘s Pete Davidson is heading to space.

Pete Davidson is the latest notable name getting his astronaut credentials as he's set to launch into space next week aboard Blue Origin's 20th flight following a dinner with his girlfriend, Kim Kardashian, at billionaire Jeff Bezos' Los Angeles mansion just months ago.The 28-year-old Saturday Night Live comedian will reportedly take off on Wednesday, March 23 at 8:30 a.m. from Launch Site One in West Texas.Davidson will be one of six people to mark the fourth human flight for the New Shepard program, where he'll fly nearly 100km above the Earth's surface during an 11-minute voyage.

Pete Davidson is taking a trip literally out of this world.