Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt Reach Co-Parenting Agreement

Pete Davidson and model Elsie Hewitt have finally sorted out their co-parenting arrangement for their daughter Scottie Rose. After months of tension and public statements, the couple released a joint statement emphasizing that their child's well-being is their top priority.

As previously reported, the pair split in May, just five months after welcoming their daughter. At the time, Elsie claimed she was raising their baby on her own with no help from Pete, which sparked widespread media attention and fan reactions.

However, sources close to Pete Davidson denied these claims, insisting that the comedian financially supports Elsie and their daughter, covering rent, living expenses, and health insurance. Insiders also said Pete is very involved in Scottie's life and has reduced his travel and work commitments to spend more time with her.

In June, Davidson spent a low-key Father's Day at the American Museum of Natural History in New York with his mother and daughter. Witnesses described the outing as sweet and memorable, with museum visitors being supportive of the celebrity and his baby.

Now, two months later, Elsie Hewitt and Pete Davidson have issued a joint statement to the press, saying they are 'cooperatively co-parenting' their daughter and fully committed to working together to give her love from both parents.

According to sources, the pair has reached a joint agreement, though details have not been disclosed. Fans are hopeful that this statement marks the end of public disputes and allows the couple to focus on raising their daughter.

The story of Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt has attracted attention not only because of the famous comedian's involvement but also due to the rapid turn of events: from romance to parenthood to split within months. Now that they've found common ground, the hope is they can maintain stability for little Scottie's sake.