Navigating co-parenting under the glare of public interest is no easy feat, but comedian Pete Davidson and model Elsie Hewitt are officially turning the page. Two months after announcing their romantic split, the exes have established a unified front to ensure their primary focus remains centered on their eight-month-old daughter, Scottie Rose.
An insider confirmed that the former couple has finalized “a joint agreement pertaining to their child.” In an era where celebrity separations often play out through bitter leaks and public spats, Davidson and Hewitt issued a harmonious joint statement through their representatives, emphasizing mutual respect and devotion to their baby girl: “We are cooperatively coparenting our daughter whose well-being remains our top priority, and we are fully committed to working together to give her love from both of us.”
The pair’s journey into parenthood unfolded rapidly. In December 2025, Davidson, 32, and Hewitt, 30, welcomed Scottie Rose—a deeply meaningful name chosen to honor Davidson’s late father, Scott, a brave New York City firefighter who lost his life during the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. However, the delicate reality of raising a newborn while still building the foundation of a romantic connection proved challenging. By May, news broke that the couple had decided to part ways emotionally after five months of parenting together.
At the time of the breakup, a source reflected on the unique friction points the two faced: “They tried to make it work, but there were different stressors, including having a baby together as two people who didn’t yet know each other that well,” the source noted, adding, “They are both trying to make it work and have made accommodations in their schedules for the baby.”
The transition was not without its public bumps. Sparks flew briefly on social media in mid-May when Hewitt uploaded a TikTok video implying she was navigating motherhood “on my own.” The post sparked instant speculation, but sources close to the situation quickly clarified that Davidson was actively engaged and providing complete financial support for both Hewitt and Scottie.
Refuting the social media narrative, an insider revealed, “He’s very present in the baby’s life,” adding that “He wants nothing but the best for Elsie and he shoulders all of the financial costs, including the costs for Elsie, her rent and her health insurance. Elsie’s posts caught everyone around them off guard because they are simply not true.”
Fortunately, time and intentional dialogue have helped heal initial friction. In the weeks following the social media misunderstanding, communication between the former partners matured significantly. An insider noted that their dialogue had “improved” and that the pair were routinely “having productive conversations” regarding their daughter’s upbringing. “They’ve been working together on parenting,” the source shared. “Pete has adjusted his schedule to be there for their daughter.”
While romantic reconciliation is off the table—with sources confirming that “Pete and Elsie both wanted [the relationship] to work and it didn’t”—both stars are flourishing in their respective professional and personal spheres.
Davidson continues his dramatic acting shift, immersing himself in the demanding role of infamous mob hitman Tommy Pitera for the gritty crime-thriller Tommy Karate. Hewitt, meanwhile, is balancing her advocacy work and nascent acting projects with hands-on motherhood, frequently sharing sweet glimpses of life with Scottie Rose.
Documenting a sunny day out at the pool, Hewitt recently posted an adorable photo of her baby girl enjoying the water. “My lil strawberry’s first time swimming,” Hewitt gushed on Instagram. “My heart’s millionth time exploding🍓🍓🫀🫀💓🧑🧒♥️.” With clear boundaries and shared devotion, both parents are officially moving forward with heart and grace.
