• Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt have split roughly a year after getting together, sources confirm.
• The breakup comes just five months after they welcomed daughter Scottie Rose Hewitt Davidson on December 12, 2025.
• Insiders say Davidson’s demanding work travel schedule put a strain on the relationship post-baby.
• Co-parenting Scottie is now described as the former couple’s “top priority.”
• Signs of trouble had been brewing for weeks, including Hewitt’s solo Mother’s Day post and a DeuxMoi blind item.

Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt are done — at least romantically. The comedian and the model have officially split, just five months after welcoming their daughter Scottie Rose Hewitt Davidson into the world, multiple sources confirm.

According to insiders who spoke to the Sun, the relationship couldn’t survive the pressures of new parenthood — specifically, Davidson’s relentless work schedule. “Pete has been traveling so much for work, but Elsie was craving more support from him at home after their daughter was born,” one source said. “It was very hard for him because, obviously, he has to work to make money.”

A separate source confirmed the split happened recently and said both Davidson, 32, and Hewitt, 30, are keeping their focus squarely on their baby girl. “They are just focusing 100% on Scottie,” the insider said. “Working out the best co-parenting solution is their top priority.”

A Relationship That Moved Fast — and a Baby Who Brought It All Into Focus

Davidson and Hewitt’s relationship was a whirlwind from the jump. They were first spotted together in March 2025, caught packing on the PDA in Palm Beach, Florida. Page Six reported at the time that the Saturday Night Live alum was “very happy” to be with someone “very different from” his long list of high-profile exes — a lineup that’s included Ariana Grande, Kim Kardashian, and Emily Ratajkowski, among others.

By July 2025, the couple announced they were expecting. Hewitt made the reveal in characteristically candid fashion, captioning a pregnancy carousel on Instagram with: “welp now everyone knows we had sex.” The post included footage from their ultrasound appointment alongside a string of PDA photos.

They celebrated with a bunny-themed baby shower — complete with a very public kiss — before welcoming Scottie Rose on December 12, 2025. “our perfect angel girl arrived 12/12/2025,” Hewitt wrote in the birth announcement. The name carried real weight: Scottie’s middle name, Rose, was chosen as a tribute to Davidson’s late father, firefighter Scott Davidson, who died in the September 11 attacks. Davidson later got a tattoo of Scottie’s name near his ear.

The Warning Signs Were There

The cracks started showing publicly in the weeks before the official confirmation. Earlier this month, DeuxMoi posted a blind item suggesting the two had already called it quits — and gossip circles ran with it. Then came Mother’s Day.

Hewitt marked her first Mother’s Day with a touching tribute to Scottie on Instagram, writing: “We’re all here because of a mother’s sacrifice to make herself your first home. I got to be Scottie’s ❣️ Greatest honor of my life. Happy Mother’s Day.” Davidson was nowhere in the post — and notably, he was across the country in Los Angeles, attending Netflix’s The Roast of Kevin Hart, where jokes about his dating history and his very public history with Kanye West were very much part of the evening’s entertainment.

The optics didn’t go unnoticed. TMZ had already reported that the pair had been quietly trying to work through difficulties in their relationship, with sources saying they were figuring things out privately. A source also told Page Six earlier this month that the couple was “navigating relationship struggles” and that it was “unclear” where things would land.

Now we know.

The two had been splitting time between Brooklyn and upstate New York as they prepared for parenthood — a chapter that’s now shifted into something different, but no less important. Whatever comes next for Davidson and Hewitt, little Scottie Rose is the center of it.

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• Pete Davidson won a Special Achievement Award at the 30th Annual Webby Awards in New York City
• His five-word acceptance speech — “Thanks, I’m still dead inside” — immediately went viral
• The quip landed amid reports that Davidson and girlfriend Elsie Hewitt are having relationship trouble
• Machine Gun Kelly introduced Davidson at the ceremony, praising his “fearless” approach to comedy
• The appearance followed controversy over Davidson’s jokes at the Netflix Roast of Kevin Hart

Pete Davidson showed up to the 30th Annual Webby Awards on Monday night, collected a Special Achievement Award — and delivered what might be the most Pete Davidson acceptance speech in history. Five words: “Thanks, I’m still dead inside.”

The ceremony, held at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City, is famous for its strict five-word speech rule, and most winners played it warm and aspirational. Shonda Rhimes, who took home Streaming Person of the Year, went with “I am just getting started.” Don Lemon, who won both the Webby Award and People’s Voice Award for Best Video Podcast Host, kept it civic: “A free press is essential.” Comedian Atsuko Okatsuka, winning in the best comedy category, managed to pack an entire immigration story into five words: “Formerly undocumented immigrant. Current winner.”

And then there was Davidson.

The line got attention on its own terms — dark, deadpan, very on-brand — but the timing is what made people pay closer attention. Reports have been circulating that Davidson and Elsie Hewitt, the mother of his five-month-old daughter Scottie Rose, are navigating some serious friction behind closed doors. The couple welcomed Scottie in December, and Davidson had been publicly glowing about new fatherhood, telling People that fatherhood was “f-cking awesome” and calling Hewitt “a fantastic mom.”

What’s Really Going On With Pete and Elsie

But sources close to the couple have been telling a more complicated story. “There are issues, but they’re trying to figure things out together,” one insider told People. A separate source told the Daily Mail that none of Davidson’s friends are particularly surprised. “Not one of Pete’s friends is surprised that there are relationship issues with him and Elsie,” the source claimed. “This is what he ends up doing always. She was also warned well ahead of time in their relationship to be careful with him, because Pete loves to self-sabotage a good thing.”

According to insiders, the pregnancy was unplanned — and that reportedly changed the energy between them almost immediately. “Their dynamic immediately changed when she became pregnant, and they are trying to figure out the next steps as they want to be together for their kid, but it just might not be their endgame,” the source alleged. The same insider claimed Davidson isn’t ready to walk away: “He doesn’t want the relationship to end because he wants his daughter to have the luxury of having a complete family, something he wasn’t afforded himself.” Davidson lost his father, firefighter Scott Davidson, in the September 11 attacks when Pete was just seven years old.

Hewitt, for her part, shared a quiet but emotional Mother’s Day post the day before the ceremony. “We’re all here because of a mother’s sacrifice to make herself your first home. i got to be Scottie’s,” she wrote. “Greatest honor of my life. happy mother’s day.”

MGK’s Introduction and the Kevin Hart Roast Fallout

Davidson wasn’t alone on that Webby stage — longtime friend Machine Gun Kelly was there to introduce him, and MGK had nothing but praise. “He was sharing a lot of his jokes that he was going to do for the Kevin Hart roast last week, and what stuck out to me was that he would tell me some of the jokes, and he never asked me, ‘Oh, is this too much?’ or ‘Is it gonna offend anybody?'” MGK said. “He just told me the jokes, and it made me realize that, you know, he’s fearless, like great comedy is supposed to be raw, authentic, and he puts his own self on the line to make us all laugh and think.”

That Kevin Hart roast has been generating its own noise. At the Netflix event, Davidson went after MAGA-aligned comedian Tony Hinchcliffe — the podcaster who made racist jokes about Puerto Rico at a Trump rally in 2024 — with a vengeance. “Tony Hinchcliffe’s here looking like both a child molester and the doll they give the child to show where he touched them,” Davidson said, before adding, “Tony reminds me of Charlie Kirk” in a line that drew both gasps and applause. He also landed a shot at Kanye West: “I was in a beef with Kanye, so I’ve taken shots from better gay Nazis.” Chelsea Handler and Sheryl Underwood also took swings at Hinchcliffe during the event.

Backstage at the Webbys, Davidson did show a slightly lighter side. When asked what advice he’d give his younger self, he kept it simple: “Don’t be too hard on yourself.”

It’s a sentiment that lands a little differently knowing everything he’s carrying right now.

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