Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt, after a whirlwind romance and her recent recovery from endometriosis surgery, joyfully announce they are expecting their first child this winter—marking a deeply emotional milestone for Davidson as he prepares for fatherhood nearly 24 years after losing his own father in 9/11.

Pete Davidson is set to embrace fatherhood for the first time as he and girlfriend Elsie Hewitt have announced they are expecting a baby together—just four months after publicly debuting their relationship.

The surprise announcement came via social media on Wednesday, where the comedian, 31, shared a playful yet heartfelt photo of himself shirtless, cradling Hewitt’s baby bump.

The caption? A cheeky and very Pete-style quip: “Welp, now everyone knows we had sex.”

The couple, who first went public in March 2025 during a trip to Palm Beach, Florida, appeared overjoyed in a series of photos celebrating the news.

Dressed in white, the pair posed together holding hands, smiling during an ultrasound appointment, and sharing a scan image of their unborn child, due this winter.

This joyful development follows a deeply personal health journey for Hewitt, 29, who revealed just two months ago that she had undergone surgery for endometriosis.

Speaking at the Endometriosis Foundation of America’s Blossom Ball in New York City this May, she opened up about the experience: “I feel so much better, it’s actually insane,” she said.

“Pete takes very good care of me—he has all the heating pads, water bottles ready, feeds me. It’s very sweet.”

Endometriosis is a chronic condition where tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside of it, often causing severe pelvic pain and fertility issues.

The couple’s pregnancy news is therefore not only heartwarming but, for some, unexpected, given Hewitt’s recent health history.

Family sources report that Davidson and Hewitt are “thrilled” to become parents.

The pair reportedly split their time between Davidson’s residence in upstate New York and a rented brownstone in Brooklyn, having recently moved in together—a sign that their relationship has quickly grown serious.

Though Davidson is best known for his high-profile romances with the likes of Ariana Grande, Kim Kardashian, Kate Beckinsale, and Emily Ratajkowski, sources close to him say this relationship feels different.

“Elsie isn’t a typical celebrity,” one insider noted earlier this year. “She’s grounded, private, and not wrapped up in the Hollywood scene. She respects Pete’s need for space and peace.”

Hewitt, a British-born model and actress, first made headlines in the U.S. through her work with major fashion brands and appearances in magazines such as Playboy and Maxim.

But despite her modeling background, she’s been relatively low-profile compared to Davidson’s former flames—something that those close to the couple say has been refreshing for the comedian.

The couple made their red carpet debut in May at the Blossom Ball, posing together publicly for the first time.

Just weeks later, they were spotted spending the Fourth of July holiday together, confirming that their bond is growing stronger with each passing month.

Davidson’s journey to this moment has been anything but conventional. A Staten Island native, he rose to fame through Saturday Night Live, quickly gaining a reputation for his offbeat humor and candor about mental health and addiction.

He got sober in 2024 after years of publicly battling depression and substance abuse. Friends and fans alike have noted that he’s seemed more stable and grounded in recent months.

This upcoming chapter in his life also carries emotional weight. Davidson lost his father, Scott Davidson, a New York City firefighter, during the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks when Pete was just seven years old.

Scott was killed responding to the Marriott World Trade Center—also known as World Trade Center 3—when the building was destroyed during the collapse of the Twin Towers.

Davidson has frequently spoken about the loss and its lifelong impact on him, including in his stand-up routines and his semi-autobiographical film The King of Staten Island.

Now, nearly 24 years later, Davidson is preparing to become a father himself—an emotional full-circle moment that adds depth to the joy surrounding this announcement.

Though he remains protective of his private life, Davidson hasn’t shied away from celebrating this milestone publicly.

The playful announcement, matched with tender, candid photos of the couple, offers a glimpse into a new, more grounded chapter for the often-headline-making comedian.

With their baby expected later this year, fans and followers will undoubtedly be watching to see how Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt embrace parenthood—and how the famously unpredictable star adapts to life as a dad.