Pete Davidson’s new girlfriend is no longer a mystery.
The “Saturday Night Live” alum is dating model Elsie Hewitt, Page Six can exclusively confirm.
The 29-year-old has a star-studded relationship history, having been linked to Ryan Phillippe, Benny Blanco and Jason Sudeikis in the past.
She and Blanco, who is now engaged to Selena Gomez, met on his “Graduation” music video set in 2019.
Hewitt split from the music producer, 37, the following year, and she made headlines for moving on with the “Ted Lasso” star, 49, in early 2024.
She also romanced Phillippe, 50, but sued him in 2017 for allegedly kicking, punching and throwing her down the stairs, which the “Cruel Intentions” star denied. They settled the case in 2019.
Page Six broke the news Monday that Davidson, 31, was dating a non-celebrity “very different from anybody else he’s ever dated.”
While Hewitt is popular on social media, with her Instagram account boasting 1 million followers, she is not a traditional Hollywood star.
Instead, Davidson’s girlfriend is a food influencer who has acted in “Teenage Badass,” “Dave” and other projects, in addition to modeling.
A source told us earlier this week that Davidson’s new flame “respects Pete and his desire for privacy,” adding, “Although things are new for Pete, he really likes this woman.”
The actor’s mom, Amy Waters Davidson, and sister, Casey Davidson, “approve of this relationship and love seeing Pete so happy,” according to the insider.
On Wednesday, Daily Mail obtained PDA-packed photographs of Pete and Hewitt making out during a Palm Beach, Fla., beach date.
The comedian and his bikini-clad partner held hands and frolicked in the waves.
A rep for Pete could not be reached for comment.
The “King of Staten Island” star has dated a slew of A-listers over the years, including Ariana Grande, Kim Kardashian, Kate Beckinsale, Margaret Qualley, Phoebe Dynevor, Kaia Gerber and Chase Sui Wonders.
Most recently, Pete was linked to Madelyn Cline.
He and the “Outer Banks” alum called it quits last summer.
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