**Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt Celebrate Daughter’s First Halloween Together in Style**
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Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt recently reunited to mark their 10-month-old daughter Scottie’s first Halloween, showcasing their festive spirit with matching costumes inspired by the iconic HBO series, *The Sopranos*. Their celebration took place on November 1, where the family shared heartwarming moments through social media.
Hewitt, a model, took to Instagram to share a series of photos that captured the essence of the spooky holiday. The images revealed the trio dressed in creative costumes that paid homage to the beloved series, which has left a lasting mark on popular culture.

In one particularly endearing photo, little Scottie is seen lounging in a red wagon, dressed as the formidable Tony Soprano, famously portrayed by James Gandolfini. She was clad in a robe and surrounded by plush toy ducks and a blue blanket, cleverly arranged to mimic a relaxing jacuzzi setting. A playful sign reading “Bada Bing!” adorned the wagon, referencing the fictional strip club featured in the series.

Another snapshot featured Scottie holding a faux cigar and a pretend newspaper while adorned with a gold wristwatch, adding a delightful touch to her ensemble. Meanwhile, Hewitt embraced her role as Christopher Moltisanti, a character played by Michael Imperioli, donning a dark red tracksuit, sunglasses, and a neck brace. Davidson rounded off the theme perfectly, dressed as Paulie Walnuts, the character brought to life by the late Tony Sirico, complete with black track pants, a leather jacket, and the character’s distinctive silver wing hairstyle.
“Smells like Halloween,” Hewitt captioned the carousel of images, a sentiment echoed in the joyful expression shared between the couple as they beamed down at their daughter.
Although Davidson, aged 32, and Hewitt, 30, were romantically linked for a brief period beginning in March 2025 and ending just over a year ago in May, they have since prioritised their co-parenting duties. By July of the same year, they had reached an amicable agreement regarding Scottie’s upbringing. The couple has publicly committed to ensuring “the well-being” of their child is their top priority, vowing to work together to provide her with love from both parents.
Beyond their shared Halloween experience, Hewitt recently expressed her gratitude to Davidson for surprising her with tickets to an Olivia Dean concert in August. Through a joyful social media post, she shared that their daughter Scottie had crawled for the first time while the family enjoyed Dean’s music. Reflecting on the year’s ups and downs, she emphasised the joy and support found in the singer’s songs, thanking both Dean and Davidson for their contributions to her life during this time.
Earlier this year, Davidson praised Hewitt in an interview, expressing his admiration for her parenting abilities. He stated, “Being a dad is absolutely fantastic… exhausting but rewarding.” He acknowledged his good fortune in having Hewitt as a co-parent, describing her as a “fantastic mum” and emphasising how entertaining it is to celebrate their daughter’s milestones, including dressing her in themed costumes for occasions like Halloween.
With their daughter’s well-being firmly at the centre of their relationship, Davidson and Hewitt continue to demonstrate that amicable co-parenting is possible even after a breakup. Their ability to come together to celebrate important moments in Scottie’s life suggests a mature and respectful partnership grounded in shared values and love for their child.
As Halloween has come and gone, it is clear that the celebrations surrounding Scottie’s first year are just beginning, and the family’s future moments are sure to be filled with similar joy and creativity.
