Pete Davidson

The early loss of his father, a firefighter who died responding on September 11, mental health struggles discussed openly rather than hidden, jokes about subjects most comedians wouldn't touch, relationships lived in plain public view no matter how often he was told to keep them private — none of it reads like someone concealing difficulty. Pete Davidson's Sun sits conjunct Mercury, Venus, and Pluto, four planets crowded into Scorpio. Scorpio doesn't hide from difficult material. It metabolizes it, publicly if that's what the moment requires.

No birth hour has ever been made public for him, so this reading leans on the Sun and the placements that hold steady regardless of the hour. Mercury in that same cluster gives the comic voice its specific edge — speaking unfiltered, making the joke specifically because the subject is supposed to be forbidden. His standup and the self deprecating Weekend Update persona both read like that Mercury defining its own register.

Venus sits in the same Scorpio cluster, loving intensely and through total merger rather than gradual attachment — the string of unusually high profile relationships, with Ariana Grande, Kate Beckinsale, Kim Kardashian, and others, each played out as brief, fully immersive, and visible in public without any apology attached. Pluto conjunct the Sun marks a generational signature (roughly anyone born 1983 to 1995 carries Pluto in Scorpio) pulled directly into personal identity rather than staying in the background — a chart that's had to publicly process death, mental health, and partnership all within a single decade of his twenties.

Mars conjuncts the North Node in Sagittarius, fighting philosophically rather than bitterly, refusing to take itself too seriously even inside fights it genuinely cares about. Public sparring with various tabloid figures, a habit of roasting himself before anyone else gets the chance, and politically engaged standup material all read directly off this Mars.