Pete Davidson and his partner, Elsie Hewitt, have welcomed their first child and have named her Scottie.
“Our perfect angel girl arrived 12/12/2025,” reads the caption of an Instagram post, made Thursday evening on Hewitt’s web page, which options pictures of the couple snuggling with their new child.
In one photograph, Davidson could be seen cradling the newborn with one arm, whereas holding a feeding bottle in his different hand.
“scottie rose hewitt Davidson,” the caption continues, adopted by a coronary heart emoji.
“my best work yet, i am absolutely overflowing with love and gratitude and disbelief,” the following line reads, signed off by “elsie.”
“wu tang forever,” the caption ends, signed off by “pete” –- a reference to the hip hop group “Wu-Tang Clan,” which emerged from Staten Island, New York, the place Davidson grew up.
“Haha Wu Tang obsessed with my Niece already and so blessed that I got to meet her….shes perfect and I’m so proud of you both love all 3 of you to the Moon!” commented Davidson’s good friend, actor Dave Osokow.
“Euphoria” actress and mannequin Meredith Mickelson made a number of feedback underneath the submit, together with gushing crying face and coronary heart emojis.
“MY FAMILY,” she wrote in a single; “my most beautiful girls ill protect for life!!!!!! (& ill protect pete too),” she wrote in one other.
The information comes 5 months after former “Saturday Night Live” star Davidson and mannequin Hewitt, who have been first romantically linked in March, revealed they were expecting a child.
“I did it,” Davidson mentioned later in July, in an look on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.”
“It’s my dream to be a dad, so I’m so excited. Elsie’s excited. I’m excited, you know, to see her be a mom. So we’re stoked,” the 32-year-old added.
After Fallon instructed the actor and comic that he thinks he will probably be a “fantastic” dad, having seen him be “so good” round children, Davidson went on to say, “It’s the best. Everything else doesn’t really matter anymore. It’s nice.”
Davidson additionally instructed “E! News” on the New York premiere of the horror film “The Home” that month that he was wanting ahead to “being able to take care of something and show it the childhood I didn’t have.”
He added that fellow “SNL” dad Adam Sandler had given him “some great advice.”