Pete Davidson has a rather unconventional approach to getting over a breakup, and apparently, it involves skipping the healing process altogether. The comedian has never been one to offer the most traditional relationship advice, but his latest confession might just take the cake.

While promoting his upcoming film, How to Rob a Bank with Nicholas Hoult, Davidson was asked about the best way to recover from a heartbreak. His answer? Find someone new, change absolutely nothing, and let the cycle continue. Naturally, his co-star had a few thoughts about that strategy.

Pete Davidson has no time for breakup healing

During their appearance on Complex’s GOAT Talk, Pete Davidson and Nicholas Hoult were asked to name the greatest way to get over a breakup. When the question came up, Davidson immediately noticed everyone looking at him. And then, he gave his advice. 

“Get right back into another one. Do zero healing. Just find another one. Dump on all of them,” Davidson said.

The two could not help laughing at the exchange, making it clear that neither was treating the advice as a serious self-help lesson. Davidson’s response, however, was perfectly in line with the comedian’s famously candid approach to his personal life. Rather than sitting down with a journal and processing his emotions, his fictional breakup recovery plan seems to involve immediately entering another relationship.

And while Davidson is busy handing out hilariously questionable relationship advice, Hoult has a rather different kind of life-changing possibility floating around him.

Nicholas Hoult could be trading superhero suits for a James Bond tuxedo

Nicholas Hoult has recently found himself in the conversation surrounding the next James Bond. According to reports, the Superman star is among the actors who have screen-tested for the coveted role of 007, alongside Robert Pattinson, Callum Turner, Jack Lowden, and Josh O’Connor.

The casting search is being led by Amazon MGM Studios, with Denis Villeneuve attached to direct and Steven Knight writing the screenplay. The next installment will mark the first Bond film under Amazon MGM’s creative control following Daniel Craig’s departure after No Time to Die.

Hoult certainly has experience with major franchises, having played Beast in the X-Men films and Lex Luthor in the recent Superman movie. However, no successor to Craig has been officially announced, and Amazon MGM has yet to confirm the reported screen-test candidates.

For now, Hoult has plenty to keep him occupied alongside Davidson in How to Rob a Bank, while fans wait to see whether he gets the call to enter the world of 007 and become an American James Bond. If he does, at least he will have one co-star’s very unconventional advice ready for dealing with the pressure.

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