Pete Davidson shoves handsy Knicks fan at Madison Square Garden

Pete Davidson, the Saturday Night Live comedian, made headlines for shoving a fan who got a little too handsy during a Knicks game at Madison Square Garden. The incident was caught on camera and went viral on social media. Here’s what we know.

Davidson was sitting courtside when a fan reached over and touched him. The comedian didn’t take kindly to the unwanted contact and pushed the fan away. The incident happened in full view of the crowd and other celebrities who were in attendance, including Cindy Crawford and David Spade.

This isn’t the first time Davidson has made headlines for his behavior at a Knicks game. Last year he was spotted courtside, seemingly under the influence, and was criticized by fans for his behavior.

While it’s not uncommon for celebrities to be harassed by fans, this incident highlights the importance of respecting boundaries and personal space. Just because someone is in the public eye doesn’t give others the right to touch them without their consent.

Overall, while the incident at Madison Square Garden may have been a minor altercation, it serves as a reminder that celebrities are still entitled to basic human dignity and privacy. It’s important to remember that they are people too.