Who is Elsie Hewitt? Pete Davidson and model expecting first child together
But after announcing he's expecting his first child with girlfriend Elsie Hewitt, exactly who is the woman poised to convince the serial dater to finally settle down?
Let's start with the couple's pregnancy pics.
Posting a carousel of candid photos to her Instagram feed on Wednesday, Hewitt, 29, revealed she and the former Saturday Night Live alum were much more than just a fling.
'Welp now everyone knows we had sex,' she captioned the post, which included an ultrasound of the couple's unborn child, a shirtless Davidson embracing the covered stomach, and several other glimpses into the couple's relationship.
A quick peruse of the high profile well-wishers suggests she mixes with models, influencers, and creatives — all of which describe her own carefree yet carefully-curated content.
The New Yorker, who was born in London, is regularly seen flaunting her enviable figure in beachy photo shoots and travel jaunts that fall conveniently between her podcast and TV appearances.
Named Playboy's Miss June in 2017, and with several big-name fashion collaborations under her belt, Hewitt has been quietly building her own brand since she was just 15.
As it turns out, you don't have to eat like a model to look like one, or so it may seem, with Hewitt's side hustle as a 'food influencer' underscored by the 65k followers across her Elsie Eats accounts.
That's to go with the one million she boasts on her personal Instagram page, which is only set to grow as she and Davidson undoubtedly surge towards 'power couple' status.
So when did the pair actually start dating?
In March 2025, a source told Page Six that Davidson 31, had met someone 'very different from anybody else he's ever dated before'.
Hewitt was described as a 'non-celebrity' who made him 'very happy' following his split from actress Madelyne Cline last year.
The pair soon soft-launched their relationship online, and were even spotted French kissing in the Florida surf as they made little effort to mask their burgeoning romance.
In May, Hewitt gushingly told People Magazine that 'everyone deserves a Pete!'
'He is so incredible. Honestly, best person I've ever met, and I'm so grateful ...' she said.
Their first red carpet appearance as a couple followed at the Blossom Ball in New York on May 15, with the pair believed to have been living in NYC together for several months.
While Davidson's dating history has been far more publicised, his soon-to-be baby mama has also been linked to high-profile exes in Jason Sudeikis, Ryan Phillipe, and record producer Benny Blanco, who is now engaged to Selena Gomez.
Leaning further into her acting tool bag of late, Hewitt recently shot scenes alongside Blanco in the TV show Dave, based somewhat on the life of rapper Lil Dicky.
With her star on the rise, and a smitten Davidson by her side, expect to see much more of Elsie Hewitt on your screens and magazines.
Or will that be... Mrs Davidson?
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