Pete Davidson’s friends came to his defense after his ex-girlfriend, Elsie Hewitt, publicly claimed she was raising their young daughter alone.
Following the news of the couple’s recent separation, the actress posted a video on TikTok whispering that she has to work to earn money and that she does everything alone, which she described as difficult.
However, a source close to the former couple responded to the claims and said Page six that the accusations are completely false and that the comedian is actually paying for absolutely everything.
According to the source, the Bupkis Currently, the star covers rent, general living expenses and health insurance for both Hewitt and her daughter, Scottie Rose, who was born on December 12.
The source explained that those who know the couple are completely baffled by the posts, stating that Davidson’s top priority is ensuring his family is taken care of.
Despite the breakdown of the relationship and their personal disagreements, the friends insist that the saturday night The Live alum remains fully committed to being a good father.
Drama unfolded over the weekend when the Industry actress took to social media to ask for help.
Alongside her TikTok video, Hewitt shared a since-deleted Instagram Story in which she was looking for an assistant or nanny to act as her right-hand woman, specifying that she would only look at applicants who provided a resume.
The public posts quickly divided fans online, with some labeling Davidson a lazy dad while others defended him by pointing out that he is involved in his daughter’s life and also has to work.
In response to the backlash, Davidson’s inner circle maintains that he has reorganized his entire schedule and done everything he can to be there both physically and financially.
They emphasize that all the comedian wants is for Hewitt to be happy and in a good position.
Although the couple has officially broken up, Davidson’s camp insists that he will do his best to be a supportive co-parent, despite the picture being painted on social media.
