Pete Davidson opened up about co-parenting his daughter, Scottie, with Elsie Hewitt following their split. The comedian shared how he and Elsie work together to raise their daughter, offering a glimpse into their parenting arrangement.
Pete Davidson offers a glimpse into co-parenting with Elsie Hewitt
Last Friday, Pete attended Catch Hospitality Group’s grand opening of The Corner Store at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. During his appearance, he spoke about his daughter and co-parenting with Elsie. He said, “Elsie and I both thought it was a great idea” to dress their 10-month-old daughter Scottie as Tony Soprano for Halloween.
Pete added, “But I got to give it to Elsie — she killed it. She made it all really cool.” The comedian revealed that becoming a girl-dad has brought out his softer side, saying he can now cry at almost anything. He added, “And commercials. Commercials make me cry now.”
In July, Pete and Elsie announced that they had reached a co-parenting agreement. They said, “We are cooperatively co-parenting 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” (via Page Six).
Pete and Elsie began dating in March 2025 and welcomed their daughter, Scottie Rose, in December 2025. They reportedly split in May 2026, five months after her birth. Scottie was named in honor of Pete’s late father. Despite ending their romantic relationship, the former couple has publicly emphasized their commitment to raising their daughter together.
Since becoming a father, Pete has spoken about how his priorities have changed. He previously revealed that he would do anything for his daughter.
Pete attended the grand opening alongside friends from his Las Vegas show. Other celebrities at the event included Russell Westbrook, Jonathan Cheban, Keegan-Michael Key, Ludacris, The Chainsmokers’ Drew Taggart and Alex Pall, Andrew Sasson, Scott Sartiano, and Jason Strauss.
