Elsie Hewitt and Pete Davidson Keep Things Friendly After Split

Elsie Hewitt and Pete Davidson appear to be on better terms following their split, as they continue to focus on co-parenting their 8-month-old daughter, Scottie Rose.

Hewitt recently shared a series of photos and videos from an Olivia Dean concert on Instagram. In the post, she thanked Davidson for getting her tickets to the show, suggesting that the former couple are making an effort to keep things friendly.

Hewitt, 30, posted the concert moments on Tuesday, Aug. 18. She was seen dancing and singing along as confetti fell around her polka-dot dress. She also shared clips of Dean performing, including an emotional moment when Hewitt and a friend sang along to one of the singer's songs.

“Scottie crawled for the first time to this song,” Hewitt wrote, explaining that she and her daughter listen to Olivia Dean every day. She also thanked Davidson for the concert tickets, referring to him as her “baby daddy.”

Hewitt has frequently shared glimpses of her life with Scottie on social media. In July, she celebrated her daughter's first swimming lesson, posting photos of Scottie wearing a strawberry-themed swimsuit.

“My lil strawberry’s first time swimming,” Hewitt wrote at the time.

Earlier in July, Hewitt also marked Scottie's 7-month milestone with photos from a picnic, calling her daughter “the love of my life.”

The actress and model has also spoken openly about the challenges of motherhood. In a February essay for Elle, Hewitt explained her decision not to breastfeed, saying she believed the choice allowed her to be more present and gave her partner an opportunity to share feeding responsibilities.

“I personally knew if I breastfed I would not be capable of being as present a mother as I have become,” she wrote.

Hewitt and Davidson, 32, welcomed Scottie in December 2025. They were first linked romantically in March of that year and announced they were expecting a baby four months later.

The couple split in May, PEOPLE previously reported. At the time, a source said they hoped to eventually become friends but were having difficulty getting along.

“They’re not getting along right now,” the source said, adding that they had already been experiencing problems during Hewitt's pregnancy and that their relationship had developed very quickly.

The pair later worked toward finding a way to co-parent their daughter. By July, they had reached a joint agreement concerning Scottie.

In a statement to PEOPLE, Davidson and Hewitt said their daughter's well-being was their main priority.

“We are cooperatively coparenting 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,” they said.

Their recent exchange over the concert tickets suggests that, despite their breakup, Hewitt and Davidson are continuing to find ways to work together as parents and maintain a more amicable relationship.