Kris Jenner is Pete Davidson's new manager?
Pete Davidson's bond with his girlfriend Kim Kardashian's family could deepen if he hires Kim's mother Kris as his manager
Rumours are rife that renowned socialite and reality TV Kris Jenner could be hired as a manager to 28-year-old Pete Davidson as he parted ways with his management company.
The Kardashians momager has extensive expertise managing those in the spotlight – moulding her 41-year-old daughter Kim from a sex tape star into a billion dollar business woman.
Amid all, the rumours have been fuelled even more by a 29-year-old YouTube star Morgan Paige who hinted she has proof such a deal is about to be made public.
Morgan claimed on her Morgan’s Pop Talks podcast: “Kris Jenner might be managing a new celebrity client. When I tell you, I am shook to the core.”
While her guest on the podcast claimed that Pete was the star in question, adding: “our sources are saying he’s going to be joining with Kris Jenner.”
However, US Weekly has shot down this theory, with a source close to the Kardashians telling them: “Kris is not Pete’s manager.”
They reported: “[Pete], who remains repped by ICM Partners, had been at Brillstein for a while, and his manager there, Tim Sarkes, executive produced Pete Davidson’s stand-up specials Pete Davidson: SMD (2016), and Pete Davidson: Alive from New York (2020)
“Davidson is not taking manager meetings right now; it is unclear whether he will sign with a new management company soon.
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