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Pete Davidson and his girlfriend, Elsie Hewitt, just made their red carpet debut—and they weren’t shy about showing some affection. The couple attended the 13th annual Blossom Ball at The Pierre Hotel in New York City on May 15, where they posed together and packed on the PDA, making it clear they’re more than comfortable in the spotlight.
Davidson kept it simple and low-key in a beige button-down shirt paired with khaki pants and dark sunglasses. Hewitt, however, turned heads in a sparkling brown sequin dress that had many online pointing out its striking resemblance to Kim Kardashian’s iconic 2022 Met Gala outfit. Even her hair, styled in a sleek bun, mirrored Kim’s signature look—something that didn’t go unnoticed by netizens. Across Reddit threads and comment sections, people were quick to draw comparisons between Hewitt and Davidson’s famous ex.
The couple has been steadily building their life together. According to People, they’re currently living between two homes—Davidson’s place in upstate New York and a Brooklyn brownstone they’ve recently started renting. Things seem to be moving quickly, considering they only went public in March.
Their soft launch came via a playful Instagram Story from Hewitt, where she was seen watching Rugrats—until Davidson casually walked into frame wearing a bathrobe. Shortly after, paparazzi caught the pair kissing on a beach in Palm Beach, Florida, confirming what fans already suspected.
So, who is Elsie Hewitt?
Born in London on March 5, 1996, Hewitt moved to Los Angeles when she was 10. She started modeling in her teens and went on to land high-profile gigs, including a campaign for Guess’s Spring/Summer 2018 collection. But she’s not just a model—Hewitt has also ventured into acting. She’s appeared in indie films like Teenage Badass (2020), the web series Turnt (2018), and even popped up in the FX comedy Dave. Most recently, she was seen in Season 3 of HBO’s Industry, where she played the role of Suzie Huppert.
As of now, it looks like Davidson and Hewitt are in a solid place—splitting time between homes, showing up together at major events, and comfortably navigating public attention as a couple.