Maria Georgas Denies Rehab Rumors

In a fierce response to recent rumors, Maria Georgas, a reality TV star and rumored fling of comedian Pete Davidson, has categorically denied claims that the "Saturday Night Live" alum has returned to a rehabilitation facility.

Taking to her social media, Georgas addressed speculation that surfaced earlier this week, fueled by an anonymous source who claimed that Davidson, 31, checked into rehab in Florida following the end of a brief relationship with Georgas. “Never dated Pete. False rumor," she asserted in an Instagram story, further clarifying that she is friends with Davidson's sister, Casey. "Case closed," she added.

Clarification on Davidson's Sobriety

Furthermore, Georgas vehemently refuted claims about Davidson’s sobriety, stating, “Just spoke to his sister — he’s not in rehab and has been sober for months.” She described these rumors as not only inaccurate but also deeply insulting to both Davidson's recovery efforts and her own mental wellbeing. Conclusively, she stated, “He’s literally home.”

Background on the Rumors

The source of the rumors suggested that Davidson was in “pretty bad shape” and had flown in on a private jet to check into rehab. They also insinuated that the comedian’s recent breakup with the "Outer Banks" star Madelyn Cline contributed to his purported relapse.

Davidson's Recent Appearances and Health Journey

However, Davidson seemed to be in good spirits recently, making a cameo on "Saturday Night Live" on November 2, showcasing his tattoo-free arms after undergoing a personal transformation. Past reports have addressed his ongoing mental health journey, including battles with borderline personality disorder and PTSD. Davidson had previously entered a wellness facility in July 2023, leading to positive reactions from friends and family who admired his commitment to prioritizing his health.

Support and Mental Health Advocacy

As the buzz surrounding Davidson intensifies, it’s important to remember his openness about mental health struggles and the tools he employs in his recovery. In September, he generated mixed reactions when discussing his use of ketamine as a treatment for depression during a comedy show. While he has made odds with substances in the past, Davidson continues to highlight the importance of seeking help when needed, stating, "Anyone who knows Pete knows that he will always step up and get help when he knows he needs it."

Conclusion and Public Support

It remains to be seen how this latest wave of speculation will affect Davidson, but his staunch supporters hope he remains focused on his recovery and personal growth. In a world driven by sensationalist headlines, Georgas’ clarification serves as a reminder to seek truth amid the noise.