Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt have formalized a co-parenting agreement for their seven-month-old daughter, Scottie. The announcement comes two months after the couple’s separation in May and underscores their shared commitment to prioritizing their daughter’s well-being.

In a joint statement, Davidson and Hewitt said their priority remains their daughter’s well-being.

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“We are cooperatively co-parenting our daughter whose well-being remains our top priority, and we are fully committed to working together to give her love from both of us,” the statement read.

Scottie was born in December 2025. The couple named her after Davidson’s late father, Scott Matthew Davidson. Their relationship became public in March 2025. While they worked through the early challenges of new parenthood, they ultimately decided to end their romantic relationship.

According to PEOPLE, the transition was not without its challenges. The publication previously reported that Hewitt found the adjustment to single motherhood particularly demanding as she balanced caring for her infant daughter with her professional responsibilities.

Davidson has spoken publicly about fatherhood changing his perspective, calling it one of the most rewarding experiences of his life and acknowledging Hewitt’s dedication as a mother.

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The agreement reflects a message both Davidson and Hewitt have shared in recent months, that their separation will not affect their commitment to raising their daughter together. The arrangement is centered on maintaining continuity for Scottie, with both parents present and involved in her upbringing.

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Davidson and Hewitt are moving forward separately, but their latest step reflects alignment on the one thing they continue to share. As they build distinct lives outside of the relationship, the foundation they are aiming to create for Scottie is one of consistency, with both parents remaining active in her life.

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