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Elsie Hewitt's Complete Dating History—Up to Her Pete Davidson Chapter
Elsie Hewitt's Complete Dating History—Up to Her Pete Davidson Chapter

Elle

time10 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Elle

Elsie Hewitt's Complete Dating History—Up to Her Pete Davidson Chapter

After dating a plethora of famous women, including Ariana Grande, Madelyn Cline, Kaia Gerber, and Kim Kardashian, Saturday Night Live alum Pete Davidson is expecting a baby with Elsie Hewitt. A London-born model, Hewitt relocated to Los Angeles when she was 10 years old. Before starting her relationship with Davidson, the actress—who recently appeared in an episode of Industry—has been linked to several other high-profile celebrities. Here's what you need to know about Hewitt's dating history. While there are no photos of Hewitt with actor Ryan Phillippe, the pair reportedly dated in 2017. According to People, after the short-lived romance, a then-21-year-old Hewitt 'filed a civil suit in September 2017 against Phillippe, then 43, claiming he got violent after the pair had a fight in July 2017.' An LAPD spokesperson confirmed to the outlet that 'officers made a report into the alleged attack and granted Hewitt an emergency protective order.' Phillippe denied the allegations in a statement posted on X. In court documents obtained by The Blast, Hewitt alleged that Phillippe 'violently threw her down his staircase as hard he could.' The Cruel Intentions star responded in his deposition, saying, '[I]t hadn't occurred to me to call the cops. I'm a famous person. I didn't want to bring that kind of attention to me and my house. And so I attempted to pick her up like a baby. Carrying. Like a child. With one arm under the back and one arm under the legs. And she was flailing. And I made it one step, and I fell back on my bottom, holding her. And that was it.' Page Six reported in October 2019 that Hewitt and Phillippe had settled the lawsuit out of court. Before getting engaged to Selena Gomez, Benny Blanco dated Hewitt. The music producer and model reportedly met while filming the music video for Juice WRLD's 'Graduation.' They subsequently appeared together in two episodes of the FX series Dave. In October 2019, Hewitt sang her partner's praises, writing on X, 'i just saw its #NationalBoyfriendDay i wish u were here instead of being on the titanic but thank u for existing and i don't know what i'd do without u.' The couple made their red carpet debut at the Spotify Best New Artist Party in January 2020, before breaking up later that year. During an appearance on the Good Company podcast in March 2024, Hewitt reflected on her famous ex, admitting, 'I get a little bit salty when my friends go to his house. I'll always love him.' Following her split from Blanco, Hewitt wasn't publicly linked to anyone else until she was spotted on a date with Ted Lasso star Jason Sudeikis in January 2024. In photos obtained by Page Six, the then-48-year-old actor was seen hugging the 27-year-old model at The Bird Streets Club in West Hollywood, California. In July 2024, a source spoke to Life & Style about the relationship, saying, 'Things are going well with Elsie, but Jason has finally come to understand that he has a lot of options and that women do like him for more than just his incredible success.' The insider added, 'Everybody's rooting for Jason and Elsie to make things work.' After attending the US Open in September 2024, Sudeikis and Hewitt didn't make any further public appearances together, and reportedly split later that year. Hewitt was first publicly linked to The King of Staten Island star Pete Davidson in March 2025, when photos captured the pair playfully frolicking in the ocean in Palm Beach—hard-launching their romance with a series of open-mouthed kisses. The same month, Hewitt shared an Instagram post featuring photos and videos taken with Davidson during a trip to Scotland. The couple's romance appeared to move fast, with People reporting in May 2025 that, per a source, the pair had 'been living together in New York for the past few months.' The source continued, 'They're splitting their time between Pete's house in upstate New York and a brownstone they recently started renting in so happy together and doing great.' Davidson accompanied Hewitt to the Endometriosis Foundation of America's 13th Annual Blossom Ball in New York City on May 15, 2025. Speaking to People at the event, the model said of her comedian boyfriend, 'He is so best person I've ever met, and I'm so grateful that he's here tonight.' Hewitt—who lives with endometriosis—told the outlet that Davidson is an incredibly supportive partner, particularly when it comes to soothing her more 'painful' symptoms. 'Pete sets me up with a little heating pad, and it's very sweet, and I just eat whatever,' she explained. 'I'm like, I will allow myself to eat whatever I want and just snuggle up and watch a movie and get deserves a Pete!' After the Fourth of July, the model shared photos from her celebration with Davidson and friends, captioning her Instagram post, 'some happi & grateful moments that got me thru a weird chaotic month.' On July 16, 2025, TMZ revealed that Hewitt is expecting her first child with Davidson, with the baby reportedly 'due this winter.' The outlet noted, 'We're told the pair couldn't be more excited.' The same day, Hewitt confirmed the news on Instagram with a photo dump featuring her ultrasound, along with the caption, 'welp now everyone knows we had sex.' Davidson was quick to share his excitement regarding the pregnancy, telling E! News, 'I'm very lucky and very, very happy.' He said of his future child, 'I assume you just try to give them what you didn't have, and what you didn't like, not do it.' The Bupkis creator revealed that friends and family are 'super excited' about the baby news, 'because they know it's been my dream.' Pete told the outlet, 'They all just have been like, 'You're going to be great at this. It's the best thing you'll ever do in your life.'' Unsurprisingly, Hewitt reportedly shares her boyfriend's enthusiasm about becoming a parent, with a source confirming to Entertainment Tonight (via Instagram), 'Elsie has been wanting to start a family for quite some time, and is happy to be doing it with always wanted to be a mom.'

Councillor resigns so wife can enter flower show
Councillor resigns so wife can enter flower show

Yahoo

time11 hours ago

  • Politics
  • Yahoo

Councillor resigns so wife can enter flower show

A town councillor says his wife's happiness is more important after he stepped down to allow her to enter an annual flower show. Tony Hewitt has lived in Ferryhill, County Durham, with his wife Rita for seven years and said they take delight entering the annual Ferryhill in Bloom competition. He was appointed to Ferryhill Town Council on 1 May, representing Reform UK, but as it judges the contest he decided to resign when it became clear she could not compete after "working hard" all year. Mr Hewitt said some people had challenged him over his decision but he replied: "She loves her garden." Last year, the couple came first in the contest for their front garden and second for their back. Mr Hewitt said: "I don't have a lot to do with the garden at all, it is all my wife's doing. "She grows plants from seed and brings them on in the greenhouse - it is her baby." The 65-year-old said he applied to join the town council to "do something for the community". He is already chairman of the residents' association. "There weren't enough applicants to hold an election, I was just appointed," he said. "There are 17 councillor places for Ferryhill Town Council and at the moment there are only seven councillors." Mr Hewitt had only been in the post for a month and attended one meeting before he was told his wife, 77, would not be able to compete. He stood down on 26 June. "When I found out that this year she wouldn't get to put herself forward after all her hard work I thought I am not really losing anything by giving it up without even getting my feet under the table." Mr Hewitt said he fully understood the situation and said if a "councillor or a councillor's wife won the competition then people could look at that and start wondering what is going on". Ferryhill Town Council said staff or elected members and their spouses may not enter competitions that it runs, adding "the appearance of any kind of favouritism could make members of the public lose confidence" in the council. The results of Ferryhill in Bloom 2025 will be announced in September. Follow BBC Tees on X, Facebook, Nextdoor and Instagram. More stories like this Reform councillor resigns one week after election Last remaining town councillors all resign Related internet links Ferryhill Town Council

County Durham councillor resigns to let wife enter garden contest due to 'conflict of interest'
County Durham councillor resigns to let wife enter garden contest due to 'conflict of interest'

ITV News

time13 hours ago

  • Politics
  • ITV News

County Durham councillor resigns to let wife enter garden contest due to 'conflict of interest'

A councillor has stepped down so his wife can enter their town's garden competition, saying he would do anything for her happiness. Tony Hewitt was a Reform councillor on Ferryhill Town Council in County Durham for a month, but he resigned when his wife's entry into the Ferryhill in Bloom contest was raised as a possible conflict of interest. "I am prepared to do anything if it's beneficial for her happiness. 'She was very much pushing for me to stay on the council and would forfeit the garden competition but I knew in my heart of hearts she wanted to go in it", he said. Mr Hewitt, who said his wife Rita does most of the work, grew flowers from seeds in their greenhouse, and put hundreds of hours of work into their displays. He said: 'She works so hard on it, all she looks for is a bit of recognition. 'People walk into the garden and say 'wow' and she likes that, someone has appreciated all her work.' Mrs Hewitt, who is disabled, was disappointed her husband could not stay on the town council. She said: 'It has all been blown out of proportion – it's a little village garden competition. 'I have to sit on the floor to garden, but it keeps me active. 'He would have been a brilliant councillor and I am upset that he has had to give it up.' Mr Hewitt said he understood that a councillor entering a competition run by the town council could be seen as a conflict of interest, although the judging was done independently. The couple offered to forfeit any prize – a voucher for a garden centre – and give it to the mayor's charity, but this was turned down. Judging has already taken place with the result to be announced next month.

Rapist given 7-year jail sentence after admitting to crimes on secret recording
Rapist given 7-year jail sentence after admitting to crimes on secret recording

ITV News

time2 days ago

  • ITV News

Rapist given 7-year jail sentence after admitting to crimes on secret recording

A rapist who repeatedly altered his account of events in an attempt to avoid conviction has been sentenced to seven and a half years in prison. Jordan Hewitt, aged 33 and from Thorverton, received his sentence at Exeter Crown Court on the 25th July, following his conviction for rape. The court heard that in May 2022, the victim had been out with friends in Tiverton. At the end of the evening, she received a Facebook message from Hewitt offering her accommodation for the night. The victim met Hewitt and they went to his brother's house together, as she didn't wish to disturb her mother. She went to sleep fully clothed but was awakened by Hewitt raping her. She immediately pushed Hewitt away and telephoned her mother for transport home, immediately telling her what had occurred. Later that day, the victim sent Hewitt a Facebook message asking: 'Why did you do that to me?'. Hewitt completely dismissed her question, instead asking if she had arrived home safely and suggesting she could ring him if she wished. She subsequently blocked him on Facebook. Three weeks later, Hewitt encountered one of the victim's friends, who secretly recorded him giving his initial version of events. In this recording, Hewitt admitted to penetrating the victim before stopping when she pushed him away. During this account, Hewitt appeared to attempt to justify his actions saying, "She clearly met me for a bit of fun". He was also recorded threatening that the victim would be forced to leave town and would be assaulted if the matter proceeded to court. When interviewed, Hewitt claimed the victim had initiated sexual contact. He initially denied making any threats of violence against the victim. When confronted with part of the secret recording containing the threat, he changed his story, admitting to making the threat but claiming he didn't mean it. The complete secret recording was then played to Hewitt, containing his account of the incident. This caused him to panic and alter his story once again, now claiming the victim hadn't told him to stop, but there had been 'a bit of a strange moment where she appeared to back away'. By the time the case reached court, Hewitt had changed his account again, stating in his defence that he had been too intoxicated to engage in sexual activity. During cross examination, he altered his account once again, stating the pair did not have sex because the victim was facing away from him. Detective Constable Andrew Stacey from Exeter CID, the officer on the case, commented: 'We welcome the sentence imposed by the court, which wouldn't have been achievable without the bravery and continued cooperation of the victim throughout our investigation. 'I would also like to thank all witnesses who came forward to give evidence, particularly one person whose presence of mind in covertly recording one of Hewitt's accounts was instrumental in exposing his continued deception. 'Hewitt is a manipulative individual who demonstrated complete disregard for the person he harmed. His persistent dishonesty and repeated alterations to his story ultimately sealed his fate.

Sick rapist who attacked woman as she slept fully clothed snared by friend in secret recording
Sick rapist who attacked woman as she slept fully clothed snared by friend in secret recording

Daily Mirror

time3 days ago

  • Daily Mirror

Sick rapist who attacked woman as she slept fully clothed snared by friend in secret recording

Jordan Hewitt raped the woman as she slept at his brother's house fully clothed, with the victim immediately calling her mum and leaving the home after waking up A rapist who changed his story multiple times to avoid prison is now behind bars after a quick thinking friend of the victim secretly recorded his account of what had happened. Jordan Hewitt, of Thorverton, Devon met the victim while she was on a night out in Tiverton with her friends in May 2022. At the end of the night, she went to stay at Hewitt's brother's house as she didn't want to wake her mum but after going to sleep fully clothed, she was awoken by Hewitt raping her. The victim shoved the rapist off of her and called her mum for a lift home, where she immediately told her what had happened. Exeter Crown Court heard three weeks later 33-year-old Hewitt bumped into one of her friends whose quick thinking led to the secret recording being made. In the recording Hewitt admitted penetrating her but stopped when she shoved him off. He said that "she clearly met me for a bit of fun" before threatening to beat up the victim if it went to court. The court heard that the victim messaged Hewitt on Facebook where she asked him "why did you do that to me?". Hewitt ignored her question and asked her if she got home okay and said she could call him if she wanted, but she then blocked him. In police interview Hewitt said the victim initiated the sex - but he changed his story many times after hearing the recording and then said he was too drunk to have sex. Then in cross examination Hewitt revised his account again saying that he didn't have sex due to the awkward angle between him and the victim, who was facing away from him. But a jury rejected his explanations and convicted him of rape and he was jailed for seven and a half years on Friday, July 25. Detective Constable Andrew Stacey, from Exeter CID, praised the witness who covertly recorded "manipulative" Hewitt and "played a crucial role in exposing his ongoing deception". 'We welcome the sentence handed down by the court, which would not have been possible without the courage and continued support of the victim throughout the investigation," he said. "I would also like to thank all the witnesses who came forward and gave evidence, particularly one individual whose quick thinking to covertly record one of Hewitt's accounts played a crucial role in exposing his ongoing deception. 'Hewitt is a manipulative man who showed a complete lack of regard for the individual he harmed. His persistent dishonesty and repeated changes to his story ultimately led to his downfall. "I hope this outcome provides the victim with a sense of closure as she continues to move forward with her life.'

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