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USA Today
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Pete Davidson, Elsie Hewitt relationship timeline: From romance rumors to pregnancy reveal
Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt have gone from rumored lovebirds to expectant parents. The "SNL" alum and model, who first sparked dating speculation in March, surprised fans on July 16 when the couple announced on social media that they're expecting their first child. Just days after sharing the baby news, Davidson gushed about fatherhood in a July 22 interview with E! News, telling the outlet that he's "very lucky and very, very happy." "Everybody's just been super excited for me because they know it's been my dream," Davidson, 31, said, adding that he is excited "to take care of something and show it the childhood I didn't have. I assume you just try to give them what you didn't have, and what you didn't like, not do it." Here's a look back at Davidson's relationship with Hewitt, as well as the actor-comedian's romantic history. Expectant dad Pete Davidson says his 'dream' is to be a father March 2025: Pete Davidson, Elsie Hewitt soft-launch relationship after romance rumors The internet first began buzzing about Davidson and Hewitt after paparazzi photos of the pair engaging in beach day PDA were released in March 2025, according to images obtained by the Daily Mail. The then-rumored couple was spotted at a waterfront hotel in Palm Beach, Florida. Davidson and Hewitt quickly soft-launched their relationship when the "Industry" actress posted a video on her Instagram story one day after media speculation began to swirl. The revealing clip showed an old-school rear-projection TV playing the opening credits of the Nickelodeon cartoon "Rugrats." Just as the theme music ended, Davidson made a comedic entrance, smiling and wearing a white robe. July 2025: Pete Davidson, Elsie Hewitt announce pregnancy In a July 16 Instagram post, Hewitt revealed her pregnancy with Davidson by sharing a sweet carousel of photos of the couple, which included a brief clip of the pair looking at their baby's sonogram. Other photos from the post featured a candid shot of Davidson and Hewitt snuggling while Hewitt cradled her growing baby bump, as well as an apropos SpongeBob SquarePants meme that read, "One of y'all hiding your pregnancy, I can feel it." "Welp, now everyone knows we had sex," Hewitt playfully captioned the pregnancy announcement. Hewitt, a 29-year-old model, is the latest woman in a long line of Davidson love interests. Pete Davidson expecting first child with new girlfriend Elsie Hewitt Who is Elsie Hewitt? Hewitt, who boasts 1 million followers on her Instagram account @elsie, has reportedly been previously linked to music producer Benny Blanco and actor Jason Sudeikis. The actress-model was born in London on March 5, 1996, and was raised in England before moving to Los Angeles when she was 10, according to her IMDb bio. She began her career as a model at 18 years old and has starred in notable brand campaigns, including Guess' 2018 spring/summer campaign. Pete Davidson's star-studded relationship history, from Ariana Grande to Kim Kardashian Davidson dated reality-TV star and beauty mogul Kim Kardashian following her split from rapper Ye, formerly Kanye West. Their whirlwind romance was the subject of tabloid fervor and a series of public appearances, including a viral pit stop at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. The pair met after Kardashian made her hosting debut on "Saturday Night Live" in late 2021. After nine months together, the duo split in August 2022. Before dating Kardashian, in 2018, he was engaged to music superstar Ariana Grande, shortly after splitting from ex-girlfriend and fellow comedian Cazzie David. Later that year, he and the Grammy-winning pop star split up after a short-lived romance. Davidson has also been romantically linked to A-list ladies such as Kate Beckinsale, Margaret Qualley, Chase Sui Wonders, Madelyn Cline and Kaia Gerber. Contributing: KiMi Robinson and Edward Segarra, USA TODAY
Daily Record
19-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Mum plays 90s cartoon to four kids for a week and change leaves her floored
With the rise of tablets, smartphones and streaming services, it can feel tougher than ever to get on top of screen time. So one mum found a way to combat this issue Many parents are concerned their little ones are getting too much screen time. This is all the more worrying as the NHS warns that spending hours on devices can impact a child's attention span, communication, problem solving and social skills. So to try and approach the issue in a more old school way, a mum-of-four decided to make a simple change. For one week, she played 90s cartoons for her children instead of the brightly-coloured and loud videos kids have grown used to. And the differences were absolutely staggering. Ariel Shearer, the founder of Mom Taught Me, boasts 88,100 Instagram followers. She regularly shares parenting tips on the platform – and we reckon plenty of mums and dads will be following her lead following the experiment. Ariel said: "After a week of the kids watching only 90s TV shows, here's what I noticed... "I have four under six and here's what I've noticed in each of them. They're less overstimulated, no fast cuts or loud sound effects grabbing their attention every second. "They actually wander off to play rather than just sitting glued to the screen. There's less begging for 'one more episode' – it feels like the shows aren't designed to be addictive. "They engage more with each other while these shows are on. No more meltdowns when screen time ends." Ariel revealed she opted for nostalgic titles like Arthur, Rugrats, Little Bear, Bear in the Big Blue House, Dora the Explorer, Rolie Polie Olie and Blues Clues. Talk about a trip down memory lane! Following Ariel's post, many weighed in with their thoughts. One commenter said: "Both my kids grew up on many of these except Rugrats. We didn't like how bratty the kids acted. "There was a show made shortly after Bear in the Big Blue House called It's a Big Big World and pretty sure it's the same set and costume just turned the Bear into a sloth! My son loved it!" Meanwhile, another commented: "I can't stand having complete silence in my house, need to have something going on, nice to find the old cartoons they aren't as violent."
Daily Mirror
19-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
'My four kids only watched 90s cartoons for a week – I couldn't believe huge impact'
Screen time is a huge factor in parenting with many mums and dads doing everything they can to avoid their little ones from being glued to their technology devices As a parent, it can be difficult to limit your child from using their phone or tablet. The NHS recently listed the amount of screen time kids should have based on their age, but we all know it's always easier said than done, right? Nowadays many parents could be judged for allowing their little ones to use their technology devices out in public, or even letting them sit in front of the telly for countless hours. Now one mum revealed how tuning into 90s cartoons for an entire week had a huge impact on her four children in many ways. Mum-of-four Ariel Shearer boasts 88,100 followers on Instagram where she shares her parenting content. She's also the founder of Mom Taught Me, a trusted source for expert advice, practical life hacks and more. In her latest post, she told fans how she completed a week where her kids only watched 90s TV shows – and the results? Well, they were promising according to Ariel. She said: "After a week of the kids watching only 90s TV shows, here's what I noticed... "I have 4 under six and here's what I've noticed in each of them. They're less overstimulated, no fast cuts or loud sound effects grabbing their attention every second. "They actually wander off to play rather than just sitting glued to the screen. There's less begging for 'one more episode' – it feels like the shows aren't designed to be addictive. "They engage more with each other while these shows are on. No more meltdowns when screen time ends." Ariel then listed the shows she let her children watch, including Little Bear and the Bear in the Big Blue House. She also tuned into Arthur, Rugrats, Franklin, The Magic School Bus, Blues Clues, Dora the Explorer, PB&J Otter and Rolie Polie Olie. Ariel's theory is also backed up in a study published by the National Institutes of Health. This found the immediate impact of different types of TV on young children. It also claimed just 9 minutes of viewing a fast-paced television cartoon had huge negative effects on four-year-olds' executive function. Since her Instagram video was shared, it racked up thousands of likes and comments. One said: "Both my kids grew up on many of these except Rugrats. We didn't like how bratty the kids acted. "There was a show made shortly after Bear in the Big Blue House called It's a Big Big World and pretty sure it's the same set and costume just turned the Bear into a sloth! My son loved it!"
USA Today
16-07-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Pete Davidson and girlfriend Elsie Hewitt expecting first child
Pete Davidson may be entering his dad jokes era. The actor-comedian and "Saturday Night Live" alum, 31, is expecting his first child with model girlfriend Elsie Hewitt, according to Hewitt's July 16 Instagram post. Hewitt, 29, shared a sweet carousel of photos of the couple, which also included a brief clip of the couple looking at their baby's sonogram. Other photos from the post featured a candid shot of Davidson and Hewitt snuggling while Hewitt cradled her growing baby bump, as well as an apropos SpongeBob SquarePants meme that read, "One of y'all hiding your pregnancy, I can feel it." "Welp, now everyone knows we had sex," Hewitt playfully captioned the pregnancy announcement. USA TODAY has reached out to representatives for Davidson and Hewitt for comment. Davidson's baby news comes four months after he and Hewitt sparked speculation of a romance. Paparazzi photos of the then-rumored couple engaging in beach day PDA at a waterfront hotel in Palm Beach, Florida, were released by the Daily Mail. The pair quickly soft-launched their relationship when Hewitt posted a video on her Instagram story, showing an old-school rear-projection TV playing the opening credits of the Nickelodeon cartoon "Rugrats." Just as the theme music ended, the "King of Staten Island" star made a comedic entrance, smiling and wearing a white robe. Who is Elsie Hewitt? Hewitt was born in London on March 5, 1996, and was raised in England before moving to Los Angeles when she was 10, according to her IMDb bio. She began her career as a model at 18 years old and has starred in notable brand campaigns including Guess' 2018 spring/summer campaign. Davidson was previously engaged to music superstar Ariana Grande and also dated reality-TV star Kim Kardashian. Additionally, the comedian's been romantically linked to Cazzie David, Kate Beckinsale, Margaret Qualley, Chase Sui Wonders, Madelyn Cline and Kaia Gerber. Contributing: Jay Stahl, USA TODAY
Black America Web
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Black America Web
Happy Birthday Cree Summer: Celebrating The Iconic Voice Behind Our Favorite Characters
Source: Alberto E. Rodriguez / Getty Happy Birthday, Cree Summer! Today (July 7), marks the birthday of one of the most legendary voices in the game. From dropping gems as the free-spirited Freddie on A Different World to voicing some of the most iconic animated Black girls on TV, Cree has been shaping culture, one character at a time. Check out our favorite Cree roles inside. Let's talk resume: Cree isn't just a voice actor. She's the voice actor. The blueprint. She brought depth, soul, and unapologetic Black girl energy to characters we still quote and cosplay to this day. Back in the '90s, she stole our hearts as Freddie Brooks, the boho, brilliant and beautifully awkward law student on A Different World . Freddie was ahead of her time, speaking about racial justice, feminism, spirituality. Cree gave her a vibe nobody else could. It's animation where Cree truly became a cultural juggernaut. She gave us Susie Carmichael on Rugrats —the fearless, affirming toddler who ALWAYS checked Angelica. Susie was smart, sweet, and one of the few Black characters holding it down in a sea of white baby chaos. Then came Numbuh 5 on Codename: Kids Next Door , who was the candy-loving, unbothered, smooth-talking squad leader we all secretly wanted to be. Cree's chill delivery gave Numbuh 5 a level of cool that still lives rent-free in our heads. Don't forget her early work as Penny in Inspector Gadget or when she really showed out as Princess Kida in Atlantis: The Lost Empire . From Tiny Toon Adventures to Danny Phantom , Cree's catalog is deeper than your favorite rapper's discography. Cree didn't just voice characters, but she gave fans representation. She made sure Black girls saw themselves in magical, funny, brilliant ways that weren't happening enough in animation. She's the reason we saw ourselves as heroes, queens, and rebels with a cause. Today, we're giving Cree her flowers. Whether she's portraying our favorite cartoon characters or just popping up across our timelines with her unforgettable energy, she's been holding it down for decades. Happy Birthday, Cree! Thank you for raising generations of unapologetic, animated, magical Black girls. You're forever the voice of a movement. Check out our favorite Cree Summer roles below: Happy Birthday Cree Summer: Celebrating The Iconic Voice Behind Our Favorite Characters was originally published on
