Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt are reportedly focusing on co-parenting after their split earlier this month, just months after the birth of their daughter, Scottie Rose. According to a new report, the former couple has been “having productive conversations” as they adjust to life apart and work together for their child’s well-being. Sources say Davidson has changed his schedule to be more present for Scottie and that both parents wanted the relationship to succeed, but it ultimately did not.
The split drew attention because Hewitt reportedly suggested she had been handling much of the responsibility on her own, a claim that sources close to Davidson have denied. Those insiders say friends around Davidson were confused by what they described as a false narrative that he was absent or uninvolved. They maintain that he has remained active in his daughter’s life and has prioritized being “very involved” as a father.
The report also says Davidson has been financially supporting both Hewitt and Scottie. While the breakup is said to have been painful for him, sources describe him as disappointed rather than hostile, noting that he believed the relationship was serious and long-term. The couple reportedly had future plans together, which makes the separation especially difficult for him as he adjusts to being a single dad.
Despite the end of their romantic relationship, the focus now appears to be on cooperation and stability for their daughter. Both sides are said to be communicating constructively, and there is no indication of open conflict in the latest update. The possibility of reconciliation has been mentioned previously, but for now, the emphasis is on handling the split in a responsible way and prioritizing Scottie’s needs.
Fans have been closely watching the situation because the breakup happened soon after the birth of their child, making the transition more public and emotionally charged. However, the latest reports suggest the two are making progress behind the scenes and trying to move forward with maturity. While the relationship did not last, the shared commitment to their daughter seems to be keeping communication open and productive.
For now, the situation appears to be one of two former partners working through a painful breakup while keeping co-parenting at the center. The sources quoted in the report portray Davidson as involved, supportive, and disappointed by how things ended, while Hewitt and Davidson are both said to be trying to do what is best for Scottie Rose.
