Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt reach joint co-parenting agreement 2 months after split
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Key Points:
- Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt have agreed to co-parent their daughter, Scottie Rose, two months after their split, prioritizing her well-being and committing to work together amicably.
- The couple, who began dating in March 2025 and welcomed Scottie in December 2025, have reached a joint agreement on parenting and financial responsibilities, with Davidson reportedly covering expenses including rent and health insurance.
- Davidson has been actively involved in spending time with Scottie, including outings in New York City and celebrating Father’s Day with her and his mother.
- Hewitt recently shared a heartfelt Instagram post celebrating Scottie’s 7-month milestone, highlighting their close mother-daughter bond.
- Scottie Rose is named in honor of Davidson’s late father, a firefighter who died during the 9/11 attacks, and Hewitt’s middle name, symbolizing their shared connection to their daughter.
