Pete Davidson reunites with ex Elsie Hewitt to celebrate daughter Scottie’s first Halloween
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt reunited for their daughter Scottie’s first Halloween, dressing up as characters from the HBO crime drama ‘The Sopranos’ despite separating earlier this year.
Their 10-month-old daughter also joined the themed celebrations, dressed as the show's lead character, Tony Soprano.
Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt recreate ‘The Sopranos’ for Halloween
More than five months after their breakup, Davidson and Hewitt came together for the holiday, sharing pictures of their family costumes on Instagram.
Hewitt posted a carousel of photographs on November 1, accompanied by the caption, “smells like Halloween,” a playful reference to the HBO drama.
For Scottie’s first Halloween, the couple went all out with her ‘Sopranos’-inspired costume.
The little one wore a robe while sitting in a wagon with a blue blanket on her lap. The setup also included a yellow rubber ducky and stuffed animal ducks, seemingly recreating a scene of Tony, played by the late James Gandolfini, relaxing in a jacuzzi.
The costume featured additional details that completed the look. Scottie carried a fake stuffed cigar, while a light-up LED sign reading “Bada Bing!” was attached to her wagon.
The sign referenced the fictional adult club featured in the series.
Her parents also dressed as characters from ‘The Sopranos’.
Hewitt, 30, recreated Christopher Moltisanti, played by Michael Imperioli, wearing a dark red tracksuit, a neck brace, and dark sunglasses.
Davidson, 32, dressed as Paulie Walnuts, portrayed by Tony Sirico, wearing track pants and a leather jacket.
He completed the look with silver-white wings in his dark hair.
Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt share co-parenting plans
Although Davidson and Hewitt are no longer together, the former couple have spoken about maintaining a healthy co-parenting relationship.
The pair separated in May after dating for a little over a year.
In July, they addressed their arrangement in a joint statement shared through their representatives with Page Six.
“We are cooperatively co-parenting our daughter whose well-being remains our top priority,” they said. “And we are fully committed to working together to give her love from both of us.”
Since becoming parents, both have also opened up about how the experience has changed their lives.
Davidson spoke about his daughter and the impact of fatherhood during a September interview with Variety.
“Scottie is my whole life,” he said, explaining that his priorities had changed after seeing his daughter for the first time.
He added that he had previously been focused on his career and seeking validation through his work.
“But as soon as I saw her for the first time, I was like, ‘Oh my God, none of this matters at all. It’s a job. If I get to do cool stuff, great; if not, cool, I get to be home more with my kid,’” Davidson said.
