Pete Davidson Net Worth as Elsie Hewitt Raises Baby Alone
Pete Davidson is facing renewed scrutiny over his role as a father after his ex-girlfriend, Elsie Hewitt, publicly claimed she is raising their infant daughter “on my own” following the couple’s recent split.
The controversy erupted this week after Hewitt shared emotional posts on TikTok and Instagram describing the exhaustion of caring for 5-month-old Scottie Rose without a co-parenting partner.
The comments quickly fueled online debate around Davidson’s reported $8 million net worth and whether the star could face significant child support obligations if the dispute reaches the California family court.
According to Us Weekly, Hewitt said she has been handling parenting responsibilities largely by herself while also searching for “an assistant/mother’s helper/nanny type/basically right-hand person” to help manage daily life with the baby.
In statements cited by multiple entertainment outlets, insiders claimed the comedian was “shocked” by Hewitt’s comments and insisted he has provided “full financial support” for their daughter since her birth.
Davidson himself has not publicly addressed the claims.
The dispute has also placed Davidson’s finances under a microscope.
How Rich Is Pete Davidson?
Best known for his eight-season run on Saturday Night Live, Davidson has built a career spanning stand-up comedy, film roles and streaming projects, including Bupkis. While celebrity wealth trackers estimate his net worth at roughly $8 million.
Davidson reportedly sold his Staten Island condo earlier this month at an estimated $400,000 loss, shortly after news of the breakup surfaced, according to reports.
Entertainment reports have also speculated that potential California child support payments could climb into the tens of thousands per month. However, no court filings confirming such figures have been made public.
The relationship itself moved quickly. Davidson and Hewitt reportedly began dating less than a year before welcoming Scottie Rose, leaving little time for a formal co-parenting arrangement to develop before the split.
