American comedian Pete Davidson and actress Elsie Hewitt have formalized a joint custody arrangement for their seven-month-old daughter, Scottie Rose. The agreement was reached approximately two months after the couple announced the end of their romantic relationship. In a joint statement, the former partners affirmed their commitment to co-parenting, emphasizing that while they are no longer together as a couple, they intend to maintain a close and cooperative relationship for the sake of their child.
They stated that the well-being of Scottie Rose remains their primary concern, expressing a shared goal of providing her with a stable upbringing characterized by love and mutual respect. The timeline of the relationship indicates that Pete and Elsie began dating in the spring of 2025 and welcomed their daughter by the close of that year. The couple confirmed their separation in May of this year.
Sources familiar with the situation noted that the complexities inherent in modern parenting, coupled with the demands of a fast-paced lifestyle, contributed to the decision to separate. The formalized joint custody plan outlines the parameters for co-parenting moving forward. The agreement underscores a structured approach to co-parenting, allowing both parents to maintain active roles in their daughter’s life while navigating the transition following the dissolution of their partnership.
The focus, as stated in their joint communication, is squarely on establishing continuity and stability for Scottie Rose.
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