Pete Davidson and busty girlfriend Elsie Hewitt cozy up courtside at Knicks game after red carpet debut
Pete Davidson and his new girlfriend Elsie Hewitt were spotted enjoying a Knicks game in New York on Friday.
The former SNL star, 31, and the model, 29, held hands while sitting courtside as they watched the Knicks beat the Boston Celtics 119-81.
Fresh off their red carpet debut at the 13th Annual Blossom Ball on Thursday, the duo cozied up, with Elsie sweetly leaning on Pete as they watched the action on court.
Kim Kardashian 's ex showed off his casual cool style in a grey hoodie paired with a blue t-shirt and jeans. His look was completed with a baseball hat and a silver necklace.
Meanwhile Elsie drew attention in a very busty pinstripe corset and low-rise boyfriend jeans.
Her dark tresses were slicked into a bun, and she accessorized with gold hoop earrings and a matching necklace.
An oversized windbreaker was loosely draped over her arms.
The pair both matched in sneakers, with Pete rocking a white pair and Elsie sporting black ones.
The loved-up duo arrived to the event holding hands.
The night prior Elsie was Kim's clone as the couple made their red carpet debut. The comedian and his girlfriend were united at the Endometriosis Foundation of America event, keeping close as they posed for photos.
Davidson had notably dated Kardashian from 2021 until their split the following year after nine months together.
Elsie dazzled in a shimmering dress that clung to her frame and opted to pull back her locks into a sleek bun - similar to the SKIMS founder's past look when she attended the 2022 Met Gala with Pete.
Elsie, an outspoken 'endo warrior,' dished on her love life with the SNL alum, telling DailyMail.com they're 'very happy' together.
Hewitt underwent surgery to treat endometriosis last year, and on Thursday said she's feeling much better.
'I feel so much better it's actually insane,' she said before gushing about how Pete takes 'very good' care of her. 'He has all the heating pads, all the water bottles ready to go, feeds me. It's very sweet.'
Per the WHO, endometriosis is a condition in which tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus, potentially causing severe pain in the pelvis and making it difficult to conceive.
Blossom Ball is an annual gala 'focused on raising money so EndoFound can continue its important advocacy work, outreach, and education to schools, and fund landmark research,' according to the EndoFound website.
Asked what it was like to have Davidson's support on Thursday night, the London-born beauty answered, 'It's amazing. I feel really, really lucky that he came out and wanted to support.'
She added, 'I know this is important to him; it's super important to me, so I feel very lucky.'
An onlooker at the gala — which was attended by Amy Schumer, Lo Bosworth, and Mara Wilson — said Pete 'was bombarded by bevy of girls wanting to talk to him and take photos as he stood to the side and waited for Elsie to do interviews on the carpet.'
For the occasion, the influencer wore a beaded brown dress while the actor coordinated with her in a beige button-up shirt and khaki pants.
Davidson and Hewitt's first public appearance as a couple comes after they recently took a major step in their romance and moved in together, two months after they were confirmed to be a pair.
According to a source who spoke with TMZ this week, the lovebirds are balancing time between Davidson's home in upstate New York and a Brooklyn brownstone they're renting.
It was noted by the outlet that their lease includes an option to buy, and that the two stars are happy and in love.
The update comes weeks after Pete and Elsie attended his friend Dave Navarro's wedding in Scotland.
News of the fresh romance emerged in March, with insiders describing Hewitt as a 'non-celebrity' and unlike 'anybody else he's ever dated,' per Page Six.
The outlet added that his new lady 'respects Pete and his desire for privacy.'
Elsie went Instagram official with her beau in late March, posting a brief video of him outstretching his arms to hug her as he entered the room in a white robe.
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