'The Kardashians' showrunner Danielle King shares that Pete Davidson's future on the series depends on him and the Kardashians who have the final call
Kardashian showrunner Danielle King revealed that Kim Kardashian never tried to convince Pete Davidson to be on the show.
The first season of The Kardashians recently ended and while Pete didn't appear on the show, his voiceover was a part of the post-credits scene in the finale episode.
Recently, The Kardashians' showrunner, Danielle King, spoke about the same in a conversation with Deadline and noted how Kim's idea was not to have her on the show.
In an interview with Kris Jenner for Deadline's Crew Call podcast, King said that Davidson's future on the series depends on him and the Kardashians who have the final call.
Speaking about the comedian's absence from the first season, he said, "Kim never tries to convince Pete. It always depends on the significant other or the peripheral person they're dealing with. If they're having fun. If you want to get involved, and more power to them, we're happy to cover it."
The couple, who started dating last year, went public with their romance earlier this year after going official on Instagram as well as getting together on the red carpet.
On an episode of The Kardashians, Kim revealed how Davidson and she started dating and revealed that it was she who made the first move.
Kim also spoke about Davidson on several occasions on the show as saying that the best word to describe him would be "real."
The reality TV star also said that she found her relationship with Pete extremely normal and is enjoying how they can watch a series together and how she hangs out with him without wearing makeup and sharing her skincare routine with her. can.