Halloween Co-Parenting: Treat Yourself to Pete Davidson, Elsie Hewitt, Bradley Cooper, Irina Shayk and More Celeb Parents

A Sopranos Halloween outing

Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt dressed up as characters from The Sopranos while taking their 10-month-old daughter, Scottie, trick-or-treating. Hewitt shared photos of their costumes on Instagram Nov. 1, with the caption “smells like Halloween.”

Scottie dressed as Tony Soprano, wearing a robe and gold watch and holding a fake cigar. Hewitt’s costume evoked Christopher Moltisanti, while Davidson dressed as Paulie “Walnuts” Gualtieri.

The former couple split this spring. In July, they told Page Six they were co-parenting and that their daughter’s well-being was their top priority.

Support beyond Halloween

The Halloween trip was not the only recent sign of goodwill between Davidson and Hewitt. In August, Hewitt thanked Davidson for getting her tickets to see Olivia Dean, whose music she said she and Scottie dance to every day.

Hewitt wrote that Dean’s music had been with them through the year’s ups and downs. She also thanked her “baby daddy” for the tickets.

Co-parenting traditions and advice

Bradley Cooper and Irina Shayk have gone trick-or-treating with their daughter, Lea, following their 2019 split. In a 2021 interview with ELLE, Shayk said each parent is fully a parent while caring for their daughter.

Jwan said in September 2025 that he and his ex maintain a calm co-parenting arrangement. They live 10 minutes apart, speak every other day and share two children, Lucia and Renn.

Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green share Noah, Bodhi and Journey. Green told E! News in April 2024 that decisions should center on the children’s experience, and said parents should choose their battles.

More former partners, shared families

Josh Duhamel and Fergie also remain connected as co-parents. Duhamel praised Fergie on a 2023 episode of The Jess Cagle Show and said she welcomed his wife, Audra Mari, into the family.

The story describes several former couples who continue to work together as parents after their relationships ended. Their approaches include shared holiday outings, maintaining close communication and focusing on their children.