Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt Facing Relationship Troubles Amidst Parenthood Sources reveal Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt are struggling in their relationship despite welcoming their daughter, Scottie Rose, last December. The issues stem from Davidson's insecurities and a pattern of self-sabotage, complicated by an unplanned pregnancy and the pressures of new parenthood. An insider has revealed details surrounding the relationship challenges faced by Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt, the mother of their five-month-old daughter, Scottie Rose. Initial reactions to their relationship, which began in March and was followed by a pregnancy announcement in April, were optimistic, with fans hoping Davidson had found stability after a series of high-profile relationships with figures like Ariana Grande, Kim Kardashian, Kate Beckinsale, and Kaia Gerber. Davidson publicly embraced fatherhood, describing it as 'f***ing awesome' and praising Hewitt as a 'fantastic mom.' However, sources indicate that those close to Davidson were not surprised by the emerging issues, noting a pattern of self-sabotage in his relationships. The core of the problem, according to the insider, lies in Davidson's deep-seated insecurities, which he often masks with humor. This creates a dynamic where he seeks partners who want to 'fix' him, a cycle that ultimately proves unsustainable.The unplanned pregnancy significantly altered their relationship dynamic, forcing them to navigate the complexities of parenthood while still defining their future as a couple. While they are not currently fully broken up, the situation is described as heading in that direction. Davidson is reportedly motivated to maintain the relationship for the sake of providing a stable family environment for his daughter, a luxury he lacked growing up after losing his father, a firefighter, on 9/11.Despite their desire to make things work, the insider suggests that Hewitt finds dealing with Davidson 'very overbearing.' The couple is considering options like counseling, and openly acknowledging the problems in their relationship may be a pivotal moment. Recent comments from Davidson in January indicated a desire to expand their family, expressing a wish for Scottie to have a sibling, a sentiment echoed by Hewitt.However, the current challenges suggest that these plans may be uncertain. Friends fear they have reached 'the point of no return,' and the future of their relationship remains precarious. The source emphasized that a resolution, whether positive or negative, is likely to unfold quickly