Pete Davidson is now dating a model who’s previously wooed Jason Sudeikis and Benny Blanco, according to Page Six.
Elsie Hewitt, 29, is a model with a long history of dating other stars, including the Ted Lasso actor and Selena Gomez’s now-fiancé.
Hewitt is also a food influencer who has about 1 million followers, much fewer than his former girlfriends.
Davidson has dated mega stars like Ariana Grande, Kim Kardashian, Margaret Qualley, Kaia Gerber, Phoebe Dynevor, Kate Beckinsale, Cazzie David, and most recently Outer Banks star Madelyn Cline.
The former SNL comedian split with Cline eight months ago and is now “very happy” with Hewitt, reported Page Six.
Davidson’s new non-celebrity boo is “very different from anybody else he’s dated before” and has only acted in a handful of smaller projects. She posts her model photos on her main account and food pics on her side account, @elsieeats. She’s originally from London but moved to Los Angeles when she was 10.
Hewitt met Blanco on the “Graduation” music video set in 2019, when she was in her early 20s and Blanco in his early 30s. She then went on to date another SNL star Sudeikis, 49.
Page Six reported that Hewitt respects Davidson and his desire for privacy. Davidson’s family also approve the relationship, even though it is relatively new.
“Although things are new for Pete, he really likes this woman,” one insider told Page Six.
The lovebirds were recently seen kissing on a beach date in Palm Beach, Florida and frolicking in the waves.
Several of Davidson’s relationships have been short-lasting, including with Kardashian. The pair started dating after they kissed in a 2021 SNL skit but split-up only nine months later. Davidson also called it quits with Cline in July after less than a year of dating.
Davidson has an explanation for why the media’s so obsessed with his love life. He says that headlines cover him more than other celebs because he’s not quite as good-looking.
“Everyone is dating everyone and it’s Hollywood,” he told Page Six. “Look at Paul Mescal, Timmy [Chalamet], Barry Keoghan. But because I’m ugly, they wrote about me.”
Davidson said the attention wasn’t easy. In fact, it was “humiliating” and “upsetting.”
“I was harassed for like five years and it made my life a living hell,” he said.
While Hewitt and Davidson’s relationship has remained private, Hewitt has often opened up on Instagram about her own personal life. She’s made recent posts to candidly discuss her struggle with endometriosis and her experience as a woman. For International Women’s Day, she posted: “My experience as a woman is complex, beautiful, delicate. It has been so so blessed. It has also—like any existence—been painful. Often times silently."
She occasionally responds to comments from other women battling endometriosis and tells them that she’s available anytime they want to chat.
She said she will continue amplifying “girls, mothers, sisters, daughters, wives, aunts, grandmothers, friends, girlfriends, trans women, domestic violence survivors, victims of sex trafficking” and “survivors of sexual assault.”
“It is our right to feel safe,” she said. “To receive the healthcare we need. To make informed decisions about our own bodies. To be paid equally. To discover ourselves without judgement or discrimination. To safely explore our sexuality without being labeled as anything. To wear what we want. To express ourselves. To walk down the street without being afraid. To not experience sexism or misogyny. And that is not the reality of our world today.”
