Pete Davidson is opening up, once again, about the monumental year he’s had. Between his breakup with longtime girlfriend Cazzie David and his engagement to Ariana Grande, Davidson has had a more eventful 2018 than most other people his age. And in an interview with Howard Stern, Davidson talked about it all, including his headline-making split with David. Actually, Pete Davidson’s comments about his breakup with Cazzie David are really mature. In his mind, his breakup with David and his relationship with Grande were timed just right. Davidson and Grande apparently started seeing each other at a time when both were grappling with difficult breakups. Davidson and his ex David broke things off in mid-May 2018. Grande split from her ex Mac Miller just a week earlier. So, the timing for Grande and Davidson couldn’t have been better and Davidson said as much during his interview with Stern. “Timing, I feel like, is everything and we both were in a similar situation at the same time,” Davidson said. To follow up on that, Davidson continued to explain his belief that some people are just “meant to be together.” From his point of view, he and Grande are meant to be despite the fact that their exes were good people. "I just think some people are meant to be together and some people aren't, even if they are good people or not," he said. "Some people just aren't good in relationships together. And I just think she's — we're supposed to be together." Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images And to Davidson, nothing proves that more than Grande’s total acceptance of him as a human being. Davidson was so dumbfounded by Grande’s interest in him that he made absolutely certain that she actually wanted to be with him. "Before we started dating, I literally like went through a list, I scrolled through a list of really hot guys on the internet and I was like, 'Wait a minute, are you sure?'" Davidson told Stern. "Like here's all of One Direction, I was like you sure? I was like this guy? Alright. OK cool." Here’s a look at Davidson’s interview with Howard Stern: Grande and Davidson started dating in May 2018, shortly after their breakups. Just a few weeks after that, in June 2018, the two got engaged. And that, according to Davidson, has given some fans pause, so much so that he’s received death threats for having snagged Grande all for himself. "Yeah I got a death threat," Davidson revealed during his interview. "Someone wanted to shoot me in the face, because she's so hot." In addition to talking about his relationship, Davidson also opened up about living with Borderline Personality Disorder. In talking to Stern, Davidson said living with BPD was especially difficult right before he started dating Grande. "It was a rough time. It was an assortment of things, an assortment of sh*t I would say … It was a sh*tty pie I was eating," he said. In spite of that, it looks like Davidson has found a relatively happy balance in his relationship with Grande. No doubt she supports him 100 percent. I love those two together!<doc-sep>Bonding over breakups? Pete Davidson finally addressed he and fiancée Ariana Grande‘s splits with Cazzie David and Mac Miller, respectively, before they started dating. “Timing, I feel like, is everything,” Davidson, 24, told Howard Stern on his SiriusXM radio show on Monday, September 24. “We both were in a similar situation at the same time.” “You’re both broken up,” Stern interjected. “You were dating Larry David’s daughter for two years, serious relationship. You broke up for whatever reason, she was with that guy Mac Miller and you both break up.” The comedian, who was nodding his head in agreement as the host recalled their respective relationships, added the splits happened “pretty much like the same time.” Us Weekly broke the news that Davidson and Grande, 25, got engaged in June after weeks of dating. A month earlier, Us confirmed the actor and Cazzie called it quits after two years together. Days before that, the pop star confirmed her two-year relationship with Miller had ended. “When she left, I was like ‘What a f—king idiot I am,’” Davidson told Stern about meeting Grande in the SNL’s writers room. “I don’t even remember, I was just staring at her. And my boy Dave, who worked there at the time, we were just like, ‘What the f—k is this thing? It’s like a robot.’” Davidson added that the twosome started dating because of manager Scooter Braun. “Booking my career and wife,” he joked. “I was down in the dumps and he came to visit me at SNL … It was a rough time. It was an assortment of things, an assortment of s—t.” He continued: “I just think some people are meant to be together and some people aren’t. Even if they’re good people or not. Some people just aren’t good in relationships together. I just think we’re supposed to be together.” While it’s unclear if Davidson has spoke to Cazzie since their split, Grande recently paid tribute to Miller, who died of an apparent overdose at the age of 26 on September 7. “you were my dearest friend. for so long. above anything else. i’m so sorry i couldn’t fix or take your pain away,” Grande wrote in part on Instagram on September 14. “i really wanted to. the kindest, sweetest soul with demons he never deserved. i hope you’re okay now. rest.” The “Sweetener” singer later announced through her rep she was taking “much needed time to heal and mend.” “She will be staying close to home and using this period to spend time with her loved ones and work on new music without deadline,” her rep told Us after the Nickelodeon alum and Davidson both opted not to attend the 2018 Emmy Awards on September 17. “She thanks her fans for their understanding.” Grande also responded to a fan’s Instagram meme about saving money for her tour on Saturday, September 22. “u gonna be saving for a looooooooooong time….” she wrote in a since-deleted comment.<doc-sep>Pete Davidson is opening up about his romance with Ariana Grande. The Saturday Night Live star was a guest on SiriusXM's The Howard Stern Show on Monday, where he was asked about his relationship with fiancée Ariana Grande. During his talk with host Howard Stern, Davidson addressed his split with Cazzie David and how he started his romance with Grande. "Timing, I feel like, is everything and we both were in a similar situation at the same time," Davidson said, acknowledging his breakup from David and Grande's split with Mac Miller. "You're both broken up...with people. You had dated Larry David's daughter for two years, a serious relationship," Stern said. "You broke up for whatever reason. She was with that guy Mac Miller and you both break up." Davidson said the splits happened "pretty much at the same time."<doc-sep>He may be engaged to one of the hottest superstars on the planet, but it wasn't always sunshine and roses for Pete Davidson. Most recently, the incredibly open star sat down for an interview with Howard Stern on his Sirius XM show, where he was asked about a number of topics. Aside from opening up about his relationship with Ariana Grande, Davidson also recalled a few dark periods of his past, including a time where he tried to take his own life, according to Radar Online. "When I was nine I like tried to drown myself once. I was in the pool and I was in the deep end and I tried to get my head stuck in the ladder," he revealed, "but my head was f***ing too big. It made me feel even worse. Like I can't f***ing fit in there," the Saturday Night Live star recalled. And though most of his relationship with Grande has been really great, Davidson did confess to Stern that there have been a few low points on account of Grande's fans. E! Online shares that Davidson told Stern that he was receiving a lot of backlash on social media after people found out that he and Grande were an item. "Yeah I got a death threat. Someone wanted to shoot me in the face, because she's so hot." Pete Davidson copies Ariana Grande’s ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ neck tattoo https://t.co/1q4j2NOhbs pic.twitter.com/anwAqLBxkC — New York Post (@nypost) September 24, 2018 And the 24-year-old also talked about his relationship with Ariana Grande and why it worked for them. Right before he started to date Grande, be broke up with his girlfriend of two years, Cazzie David. He says that that was right around the same time that Grande broke up with her then-boyfriend, Mac Miller. "Timing, I feel like, is everything and we both were in a similar situation at the same time," he told Stern. As many know, the couple first met on SNL back in 2016 in a writer's room session. But since they were both dating at the time, nothing happened. They later reconnected this past Spring and like Pete said before, the timing was perfect. Davidson also said that he credits Grande's manager, Scooter Braun, for setting the pair up. "Booking my career and wife! No, he's was like ya know...I was down in the dumps and he came and visited me at SNL." Most recently, the Inquisitr shared that Pete and his fiancee missed the Emmy Awards last weekend despite the fact that Pete's show, Saturday Night Live, was nominated for multiple awards. Grande is still grieving the loss of former flame, Mac Miller, and she was not up to going -- so Davidson stayed behind to be with her in New York City.<doc-sep>
Pete Davidson Says He and Ariana Grande Bonded Over Their Breakups: 'Timing Is Everything' Pete Davidson says fiancée Ariana Grande came into his life at just the right time. The Saturday Night Live star opened up about his whirlwind romance with the singer while appearing on SiriusXM’s The Howard Stern Show on Monday. “Timing I feel like is everything, and we both were in a similar situation at the same time,” he said. After their respective long-term relationships ended — his with Cazzie David and hers with the late Mac Miller — Davidson said he and Grande became newly single “pretty much at the same time” and bonded over their shared experience. And when the two met on the set of SNL, they instantly connected. Grande has said she knew she was going to marry Davidson after seeing him for the first time. “It’s like the weirdest, coolest thing that’s ever happened,” Davidson said of his relationship. Davidson, who has borderline personality disorder, said he isn’t afraid that his mental illness will affect his relationship. “I was [afraid it could ruin relationships] until I met her,” he said. “I just think we are supposed to be together.” Still, even Davidson can’t believe Grande actually fell for him. “Before we started dating, I scrolled through a list of really hot guys on the internet and I was like, ‘Are you sure?’ ” he joked. “I was like ‘Here is all of One Direction. Are you sure?’ I scrolled through everybody.” ariana-grande Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande | Credit: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images PEOPLE confirmed Davidson and Grande’s engagement on June 11. “He just ticks every box, and it gets better every day,” she said of her man in an interview with Michael Strahan for Good Morning America in August. “I’m very grateful for him. Life is beautiful.” RELATED: Nick Cannon Says Pete Davidson Called Him Before Popping the Question to Ariana Grande “It’s just like a feeling, you know?” Grande added. “That’s so cheesy. People are always like, ‘When you know you know,’ and you’re like, ‘Yeah, okay, whatever.’” The couple, who began dating in May, have stuck by each other’s side after a very emotional few weeks for Grande. On Sept. 7, the “God Is a Woman” singer’s ex-boyfriend Miller died of an apparent overdose at 26 years old. The entertainer has also opened up about coping with anxiety and PTSD after a suicide bomber killed 22 people and injured more than 500 in a terrorist attack at the Manchester show of her Dangerous Woman Tour on May 22, 2017.