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Pete Davidson and girlfriend Chase Sui Wonders seemed very much in love as they shared time together on their romantic Hawaiian vacation.
The pair couldn't seem to keep their hands off each other as they enjoyed time on March 1 at Waimea Canyon on the island of Kauai, where they've been enjoying a winter break.
Pete, 29, dressed for the 66-degree temperatures in an oversize gray hoodie from a local coffee shop and navy blue baseball cap.
The comedian protected his eyes from the glare of the sun with dark sunglasses.
He wore off-white shorts and a bright blue pink shirt peaked out beneath his hoodie.
PDA packed: Pete Davidson and girlfriend Chase Sui Wonders seemed very much in love as they shared time together on their romantic Hawaiian vacation
Lovebirds: Pete, 29, and Chase, 24, couldn't seem to keep their hands off each other as they enjoyed time March 1 at Waimea Canyon on the island of Kauai, where they've been enjoying a winter break
Beaming: The couple were all smiles as they posed for a photo
Chase, 26, looked casual in a beige and black sweater over a blue and yellow flower print mini-skirt.
The Out Of The Blue actress let her long, dark tresses cascade down her back.
She also wore dark sunglasses and held on to a bright yellow Dodgers baseball cap.
The pair were seen publicly hugging and kissing and seemed to ask someone to take pictures of them embracing and smooching using Chase's cell phone camera.
They seemed low-key, and didn't appear to flaunt their celebrity as they mixed with the crown enjoying the view.
The former Saturday Night Live cast member has dated several women, including supermodel Emily Ratajkowski, since breaking up with Kim Kardashian, 42, in August after nine months together.
Pete and Chase met when they worked as love interests on the horror/comedy film Bodies Bodies Bodies in 2021.
The well-received whodunit about a group of wealthy 20-somethings planning a hurricane party at a mansion that turns deadly, received an 85-percent score from critics on Rotten Tomatoes.
The audience score, 69-percent, was not
