Pete Davidson had nothing but praise for ex Elsie Hewitt as he gave a rare glimpse into their co-parenting dynamic six months after their split.

The “Saturday Night Live” alum gushed over Hewitt’s creative Halloween costume for their 10-month-old daughter, Scottie, while attending Catch Hospitality Group’s grand opening celebration of The Corner Store at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas last Friday.

“Elsie and I both thought it was a great idea,” he said of dressing Scottie up as Tony Soprano.

“But I got to give it to Elsie — she killed it. She made it all really cool,” he raved.

The comedian also revealed that being a girl-dad has brought out his softer side, explaining that he can “cry at anything all the time.”

“And commercials. Commercials make me cry now,” he added.

Davidson and Hewitt — who welcomed Scottie in December 2025 —split up in May after dating for a little more than a year.

Page Six exclusively reported in July that the exes had come to a co-parenting arrangement.

“We are cooperatively co-parenting our daughter whose well-being remains our top priority, and we are fully committed to working together to give her love from both of us,” the pair said in a joint statement at the time.

A source also previously told us that Hewitt, 30, and “The King of Staten Island” star, 32, had reached a joint agreement.

Davidson attended the star-studded fete last week alongside a group of friends following his Las Vegas show.

Other A-listers in attendance included Ludacris, Russell Westbrook, Keegan-Michael Key, Jonathan Cheban and The Chainsmokers’ Drew Taggart and Alex Pall. Hospitality heavyweights Andrew Sasson, Jason Strauss and Scott Sartiano were also present.

Catch Hospitality Group partner Eugene Remm and The Corner Store chef and partner Michael Vignola welcomed attendees for a first look at the Las Vegas location and decadent menu, including lobster and caviar rolls, five cheese pizza rolls, The Corner Store Caesar and the Wagyu French Dip.

Cocktails included the eatery’s famed Sour Cream & Onion Martini, Tomato Martini and the Vegas-inspired Oli’s Dirty Martini.

At around 9:30 p.m., Ludacris gave a surprise performance, singing his hit, “Get Back,” before a DJ took over.

The new West Coast hot spot, designed by Rockwell Group, features an expanded butcher’s counter, a dedicated martini room with a green onyx bar and a main dining room inspired by vintage train cars.