Pete Davidson was reportedly “the one” to initiate the breakup with Elsie Hewitt months after they welcomed their daughter, Scottie Rose. Sources claimed that Hewitt tried her best to make the relationship work, but Davidson ultimately wanted to walk away. Moreover, an insider claimed that the two mistook their “intense chemistry” for a long-term bond and stepped into parenthood. The duo was first romantically linked in March 2025 and announced that they were expecting a child in July. They welcomed their daughter in December.
Sources suggest Pete Davidson ended his relationship with Elsie Hewitt
Recent sources have told Rob Shuter that Pete Davidson chose to step out of the relationship first by parting ways with Elsie Hewitt, though she tried “hard” to keep their bond. An insider claimed, “Elsie fought hard for this relationship. Pete was the one who decided he was done.”
The source alleged that the ex-couple failed to recognize the cracks in their too-quickly formed relationship and directly entered parenthood, thinking that it would help them get closer. “They confused intense chemistry with long-term compatibility. They thought having a baby would be exciting and bring them closer together. The reality was the complete opposite,” the individual added.
The insider further added that Davidson is quick to fall in love but didn’t think through the highs and lows that come with the relationship. Following the ongoing reports about their split, Hewitt addressed photos released by paparazzi of her walk with her newborn and further commented on her appearance in them on TikTok.
She said, “Yeah, yeah, I know. I’m exhausted, OK? I should’ve left the house looking nicer yesterday. I should’ve known that that was going to happen. But that’s not what I’m thinking about right now, because I have a baby to take care of. And I also have to work and make money, and I’m doing it on my own, which is hard.” She sarcastically also said that she would try to look good the next time she gets papped during her outing with her daughter.
Originally reported by Shazmeen Navrange on Mandatory.
