Pete Davidson is focused on fatherhood and his friends, not dating. He was simply supporting a friend's event at Pacha while enjoying time with his crew—no drama here, just a proud new dad letting loose.
Insiders say women were actively approaching Pete at the club, but he wasn't biting. Meanwhile, his ex Elsie Hewitt publicly claimed she's raising their daughter 'on her own,' sparking speculation about whether Davidson is truly present in Scottie Rose's life despite paying expenses.
Pete and Elsie welcomed daughter Scottie Rose in December 2025 and split by May 2026. A source confirms Pete pays for rent, living expenses, and health insurance for both his ex and their baby—and he 'arranged his schedule to prioritize being in the city.' The club event ran from Friday through Sunday at the former Brooklyn Mirage space.
Pete Davidson may be newly single, but sources say he's got his priorities straight—daughter first, partying second. Still, when women are throwing themselves at a new dad at 4 a.m., that's the kind of storyline that keeps this saga juicy.
Freshly unhooked Pete Davidson is turning heads—and apparently politely declining them. The comedian was spotted at Pacha's opening weekend Friday night at the old Brooklyn Mirage space in New York, where he rolled in with a crew of friends and spent the evening dancing to a set by DJ Solomun from a table tucked behind the DJ booth, according to sources who spoke exclusively to Celebrity Bytes. The former "SNL" star welcomed daughter Scottie Rose with ex-girlfriend Elsie Hewitt in December 2025, but Page Six confirms the pair had split by May 2026.
Despite his notoriously chaotic love life—which includes high-profile romances with Ariana Grande and Kim Kardashian—Davidson apparently isn't hurting for attention from the opposite sex these days. "Girls were hitting on him," one source told Celebrity Bytes regarding Davidson, who reportedly wasn't interested in the advances. "But he wasn't interested and was just having a good time dancing with friends." The insider added that Davidson and his group stayed until 4 a.m., hanging out with fellow celebrities including singer Ava Max throughout the evening.
A separate source clarified that Davidson was simply there to support a friend who helped put on the three-day opening event. Just days before the nightclub appearance, Davidson spent Father's Day in a decidedly more wholesome setting—attending the American Museum of Natural History on the Upper West Side with his 6-month-old daughter and mother Amy Waters Davidson. But the optics of a late-night clubbing session stand in sharp contrast to comments Hewitt made publicly about their co-parenting situation.
In May, Hewitt claimed in a TikTok video that she was raising Scottie Rose "on her own," saying pointedly: "I have a baby to take care of. I have to work and make money. I'm doing it on my own, which is hard." A source who spoke to Celebrity Bytes pushed back on the narrative, insisting Davidson has been financially supporting both his ex and their daughter while arranging his schedule around being present in New York.
"They may have split, but all he wants is for Elsie to be happy and in a good place," that source said. Another insider confirmed Davidson is "committed to being a good dad." Also spotted during Pacha's star-studded opening weekend were Haley Kalil, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Saweetie with boyfriend Jadon Sancho, Black Coffee, Michael Bibi, and Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe's son Deacon Phillippe—who reportedly showed up still wearing his credential from Elle World, the earlier "Legally Blonde" prequel event that day.
As for Davidson? He left the venue at 4 a.m., according to witnesses—presumably to tend to some very important diaper duties in the morning.
