A woman who falsely claimed to have married Pete Davidson was arrested Thursday for breaking into the comedian’s home on Staten Island, the sources said.
Michelle Mootreddy first showed up at the joke-play “SNL” Annadale estate around 3:30 pm and knocked on the door, police and sources said.
Davidson was not at home at the time, but his mother answered and told Mootreddy to leave, according to law enforcement sources.
Shortly thereafter, Mootreddy went around the house and entered through the back door, the sources said.
When the police showed up, she said she had “a telepathic love connection” with the 27-year-old artist, according to sources.
The police accused Mootreddy of criminal invasion and two persecution charges. She was also slapped with two violations, including one for harassment, officials said.
Mootreddy is the same woman who sent a fake press release claiming that she married Davidson and started a production company with him, the sources said.
Davidson’s lawyers were forced to send a statement unmasking the launch.
“Not a word of that is true,” Davidson’s lawyer told Page Six in a statement.
“Sir. Davidson has no idea who that person is. We are investigating and considering all legal and equitable remedies.”
In the fake ad, Mootreddy said the two were childhood friends, got married and released Bodega Cats Presents.
On the website of the fake producer, who has already been excluded, Mootreddy claims to have graduated from the University of Rochester in 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in political science.
Mootreddy, the website said, started the scam company with Davidson “to increase diversity and belong to the entertainment industry, selecting experiences that have a cultural and social impact”
A Davidson representative declined to comment on the Mootreddy invasion, which was first reported by TMZ.