Pete Davidson and ex-girlfriend Elsie Hewitt spent Halloween as a family unit this year — and the photos, shared by sources close to the pair, show an unexpectedly wholesome picture of two former partners doing things exactly right for the sake of their daughter, Scottie. The trio dressed in a coordinated costume theme for trick-or-treating, and by all accounts, the evening was a joy for their young child.
Source: Page Six
The Family Halloween
Davidson, 32, and Hewitt, 29, welcomed Scottie in 2025, making this one of their daughter's first Halloweens with any real awareness of what the holiday means. Both parents reportedly wanted to make the experience as special as possible, and their coordinated costume choice — a family-themed set that put Scottie at the center of the look — showed considerable thoughtfulness about what the day was really for.
Sources describe the evening as relaxed and genuinely fun. There was no reported tension between the former couple, and both were said to be fully focused on making Scottie's Halloween memorable. The photos, which have since circulated widely, show three people clearly having a good time.
Davidson's Personal Evolution
Pete Davidson's personal life has been tabloid fodder for years — his relationship with Kim Kardashian in 2021-2022, his engagement to Ariana Grande before that, and a series of high-profile connections that generated enormous press attention. His relationship with Hewitt, which began in 2023, was always more quietly maintained, and the arrival of Scottie prompted what observers describe as a significant shift in his priorities.
People close to Davidson note that fatherhood has been genuinely stabilizing for him. He has spoken in recent interviews about how having a child changed his perspective on everything from his career choices to how he spends his time. “There's no bigger deal than this,” he said in one widely cited quote. “Everything else is just noise.”
Co-Parenting Done Well
In an entertainment landscape full of dramatic co-parenting narratives — court battles, public disputes, social media feuds — a Halloween where two former partners simply show up together for their kid and have a good time is worth noting. It's the kind of story that doesn't generate screaming headlines, and that's precisely what makes it newsworthy in its own quiet way.
Both Davidson and Hewitt have been careful not to make their co-parenting arrangement a public performance, but moments like this Halloween suggest they've found a working dynamic that puts Scottie first. That, more than any costume, is the real story here.
