Elsie Hewitt Reunites with Pete Davidson for Scottie Halloween

Elsie Hewitt posted family Halloween photos with Pete Davidson and Scottie, after a May split and July co-parenting agreement.

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Elsie Hewitt Reunites with Pete Davidson for Scottie Halloween

Elsie Hewitt posted Halloween photos of Pete Davidson and their daughter Scottie dressed in matching Sopranos-themed costumes. The family image lands after Hewitt said she was parenting alone, then later described a shared co-parenting setup.

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On Sunday, Hewitt shared the pictures with the caption “smells like halloween.” She dressed as Christopher Moltisanti with a neck brace and a tracksuit jacket, while Davidson leaned into Paulie “Walnuts” Gualtieri with gray hair at the sides, a black leather jacket, sunglasses and black pants.

Scottie in Family Halloween

Scottie was dressed as Tony Soprano in an adorable bathrobe, a mini gold watch and a fake cigar. She rode in a Radio Flyer wagon with ducks inside and a neon sign reading “Bada Bing!” The setup turned the post into a family tableau rather than a couple’s costume shot, with the child placed at the center of the image.

That detail matters because Hewitt and Davidson were not operating from a blank slate. They welcomed Scottie in December 2025, split in May after more than a year together, and Hewitt later said in a TikTok video, “I have a baby to take care of. I have to work and make money” and “I’m doing it on my own, which is hard.”

July Co-Parenting Shift

By July, Davidson and Hewitt said they had reached a joint co-parenting agreement two months after their breakup. In their statement to Page Six in July, they said, “We are cooperatively co-parenting our daughter whose well-being remains our top priority, and we are fully committed to working together to give her love from both of us,” which put the public record on a different track from the solo-parenting claim.

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August pushed that shift further when Hewitt thanked Davidson for Olivia Dean concert tickets and called him her “baby daddy.” The Halloween post now reads less like a one-off costume idea and more like a public sign that the arrangement is visible, coordinated and still active in front of Scottie.

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