The new parents shared a handful of photos of their newborn, as well as her adorable name.

Pete Davidson is officially a girl dad.

The former “Saturday Night Live” star and model Elsie Hewitt announced the arrival of their first child together in a sweet Instagram post on Dec. 18.

Filled with photos of the new parents cradling their daughter, as well as snaps from the hospital and life at home with the newborn, the announcement also revealed that baby Scottie Rose Hewitt Davidson was born on Dec. 12.

“Our perfect angel girl arrived 12/12/2025,” the caption reads, followed by personalized messages from Hewitt, 29, and Davidson, 32.

“Scottie rose hewitt davidson, my best work yet, i am absolutely overflowing with love and gratitude and disbelief,” Hewitt signed.

Davidson, on his end, added, “wu tang forever. — pete.”

“The King of Staten Island” star and Hewitt shared that they were expecting their first child back in July. At the time, the then-mom-to-be uploaded a carousel of photos to announce the life update, including a sonogram.

The comedian and Hewitt have been romantically linked since March, according to People, who had reported that they were photographed together at a beach. They later made their red carpet debut at the Blossom Ball in May.

Earlier this month, TODAY.com spoke to Davidson about preparing for fatherhood. The comedian shared that the first person he went to for advice was his mother, Amy Davidson. His firefighter father, Scott Davidson, died on Sept. 11, 2001 when he was 7 years old.

“She survived raising me and my sister as a single mom, so she’s basically been through every scenario imaginable,” Davidson said. He also mentioned Colson Baker (Machine Gun Kelly) as another person he looked to for parenting help. “Colson’s been great, too. He’s one of the first people I go to for advice.”

At the time, he said that he and Hewitt had “tossed names around” but that they had “nothing too crazy” in mind.

Overall, he said it was his “dream” to be a father and that he was “looking forward to all of it.”

“It’s just going to be cool to give a kid a great childhood and be there for all the little moments,” he said.