Pete Davidson, Elsie Hewitt Dress Baby Scottie as Tony Soprano for First Halloween

Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt channeled their inner mobsters for daughter Scottie’s first Halloween, according to the New York Post ^[1]. The former couple reunited on Sunday to celebrate the holiday with their 10-month-old, stepping out in an epic, coordinated costume inspired by the HBO hit The Sopranos.

The model posted Instagram photos of herself dressed as Christopher Moltisanti, complete with a neck brace and tracksuit jacket, as reported by E! News ^[2]. Davidson, 32, transformed into Paulie “Walnuts” Gualtieri by dyeing the sides of his hair gray and wearing a black leather jacket, sunglasses, and black pants, the New York Post noted ^[1].

Baby Scottie, born in December 2025, was the undisputed main character, costumed as Tony Soprano himself. The tiny tot wore an adorable bathrobe, a mini gold watch, and held a fake cigar, E! News detailed ^[2]. She rode in a Radio Flyer wagon adorned with a neon sign reading “Bada Bing!”—the fictional strip club from the show—alongside rubber ducks, the New York Post added ^[1].

Hewitt, 30, captioned the photos “smells like halloween,” a reference to Moltisanti’s memorable line from Season 6, according to the New York Post ^[1]. This costume choice served as a clever pun on the holiday’s spooky atmosphere.

The reunion comes more than five months after Davidson and Hewitt split in May, following a relationship that lasted more than a year. Sources told Page Six at the time that problems had plagued the couple, with one stating things were “not good between them at all,” the New York Post reported ^[1]. Hewitt later claimed she was raising Scottie solo, telling TikTok she was “doing it on my own, which is hard,” as noted by the New York Post.

However, friends of Davidson claimed to Page Six that the former Saturday Night Live star was “paying for everything related to Elsie and Scottie,” including rent, living expenses, and health insurance, the New York Post stated ^[1]. Despite the personal disagreements, the sources emphasized he was “fully committed to being a good dad.”

The drama appeared to resolve by July, when the two reached a joint co-parenting agreement. In an exclusive statement to Page Six, they shared they were “cooperatively co-parenting” their daughter, prioritizing her well-being above all else, the New York Post reported ^[1].

In August, Hewitt publicly thanked Davidson for concert tickets, referring to him as her “baby daddy,” indicating a shift toward cooperative parenting, the New York Post noted ^[1]. This Halloween outing marks a significant milestone in their amicable co-parenting journey, showcasing their ability to put their differences aside for Scottie’s first big holiday celebration.