Elsie Hewitt hints that she is raising her child by herself following her breakup with Pete Davidson.

Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt’s Confusing Breakup

Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt’s recent split has taken a complicated turn, particularly after Hewitt hinted that she might be raising their daughter solo.

In a TikTok video, Hewitt suggested she was handling both childcare and financial duties independently, raising questions about how they might co-parent. Things escalated when she engaged with comments on her post, which didn’t clarify the duo’s situation.

Sources close to both parties told that Hewitt’s claims were “completely untrue” and quite perplexing. According to these sources, Davidson is actively supporting both her and the baby, emphasizing he genuinely wants the best for them.

Hewitt claimed in another video that Davidson wasn’t involved in co-parenting. She responded to commenters, starting out by addressing remarks about her appearance, then pivoting to her responsibilities as a new mother. “I have to take care of my kids, I have to work and earn money, and I’m doing it myself,” she said.

This post attracted even more speculation. A TikTok user expressed concern that Hewitt was managing finances alone, asking if that would be “insane.” Hewitt seemed to acknowledge the comment through a liking and a brief affirmative response.

Moreover, Hewitt liked a comment that criticized Davidson’s behavior, calling it “insane” and highlighting the vulnerability new mothers often feel.

Representatives for both Davidson and Hewitt have been contacted for more information.

The couple began dating in March 2025, publicly revealing they were expecting a child a few months later. They welcomed their daughter, Scottie, in December, but by May, they announced their divorce. News outlets reported that the couple faced challenges adjusting to parenthood, with sources saying, “They were already having a bit of a hard time while Elsie was pregnant.” Apparently, their whirlwind romance left them without a solid foundation to navigate parenting.