Pete Davidson shared the 3 things that make a successful relationship. An expert said he's right about communication, but warned against oversharing.

• Pete Davidson and KimKardashian ended their relationship after nine months.

• Davidson spoke about honesty and game-playing in relationships.

• Davidson's advice is good, but don't share too much too fast.

Pete Davidson and KimKardashian have ended their relationship. They said they split amicably due to busy schedules and long distances.

Davidson has said that he tries to be his authentic self in his relationships.

While dating Dynevor, the comedian shared his three keys to a successful relationship.

Davidson spoke candidly about how he never tip-toes into new relationships in the interview.

Davidson told the Breakfast Club hosts that he was into them.

Insider asked Rachel to go through Davidson's three main tips. The advice is great but fans should be careful with how they apply it.

1. How to be honest about your flaws early in the relationship 

I'm off the top. All my issues are here. This is what I do. They're the therapists. This is how things happen. Davidson said that it can be a lot for someone.

Davidson said that the best version of yourself will fade anyways.

"Too many people hide parts of themselves early on in a relationship," she said.

"The first couple of months you're dating someone, you're dating their ambassador, which means that people often aren't authentic upfront," he said.

Being honest in the beginning of a relationship is a good way to find out if a person is okay with everything about you. She said not to overshare and that being upfront about seeing a therapist can lead to a good discussion.

If you want to share an issue with an ex- partner, you should not bad-mouth them.

2. Communication is key 

Davidson does not believe that you should wait to text.

It should be "Hey, there's something wrong today." Davidson said he was happy.

This is a point that he liked. It's important to communicate in a relationship.

It's how we get to know the other person, it's how we share things, and it's how we create intimacy.

3. If your partner is busy, it's OK to give them space

"If you trust and love the person, they're doing their thing, whatever, I think as long as you guys keep in touch or can comprehend each other, I think you'll be fine." Davidson said that was his advice.

The best relationships strike the balance of not being overly dependent or being overly independent, according to Sussman.

Spending time away from your partner is what defines you.

You have more to talk about when you are with your partner.

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