Pete Davidson And Elsie Hewitt Envision 'Bringing Children' Into The Mix

Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt appear ready to take their relationship to the next level, with some luxury purchases to support it.

The lovebirds, who became an item at the start of the year, are reportedly discussing having kids because they are "settling into their lives together."

Davidson and Hewitt recently made the bold move to begin living together.

Close sources confirm that Davidson and Hewitt's romance is becoming "very serious," and the pair is already discussing a future together that includes children.

With the lovebirds reportedly "very happy" with their current situation, the 29-year-old model is open to them starting the journey of procreating. "They've been living together for several months now, and while things seem to be moving fast from an outside perspective, Elsie sees a future with Pete," the informant explained.

The insider further revealed to The Sun, "She [Hewitt] very much sees herself having a family with Pete. She loves the way their relationship is going, and she envisions bringing children into that equation."

Another source told the publication that Davidson seems to be on the same page with his woman. Although the "Saturday Night Live" alum has been busy shooting a new movie, "their relationship is growing deeper and more meaningful," noted the informant.

With Davidson and Hewitt both envisioning a future together, it comes as no surprise that the comedian splurged heavily on his girlfriend just days ago.

As Page Six reported, the 31-year-old spent almost $31,000 to buy matching Rolex watches for himself and his girlfriend. The hefty purchase took place on Friday, when the lovebirds attended the grand opening of the Gerald Peters Watch & Jewelry showroom in Staten Island.

The "Bupkis" actor got himself a new Rolex Datejust 41 in Oystersteel and Everose Gold, which retails for $18,550. Witnesses confirmed that Davidson then "surprised" Hewitt with a petite version of the same style in 31 mm for $12,400.

Photos showed the model blushing as the luxury watch was placed on her. The duo even posed for playful snaps, showing off their matching pieces.

Davidson "couldn’t have been sweeter," an observer told the publication, adding, "Pete was in an awesome mood, cracking jokes, chatting watches, and taking photos with friends."

Report on Davidson and Hewitt's future comes barely two months after it was confirmed that the couple is now living together.

As The Blast reported, a source told PEOPLE Magazine at the time, the pair found their perfect home in New York.

"Pete and Elsie have been living together in New York for the past few months. They're splitting their time between Pete's house in upstate New York and a brownstone they recently started renting in Brooklyn."

The big move came as insiders say their bond was deepening at a fast rate. Their relationship was only confirmed two months prior.

After sparking dating rumors earlier this year, Davidson and Hewitt confirmed their romance to the world with a hard launch on Instagram.

The model posted a playful clip that began with the theme song from the children's show "Rugrats." The scene then transitioned to show Davidson smiling in a loosely tied white bathrobe before Hewitt joined the frame.

Their chemistry was undeniable as they shared a laugh. Following their launch, insiders claimed "The King of Staten Island" actor is happy with his relationship because Hewitt is "very different" from the celebrity partners he has had in the past.

Davidson, who has been linked to Ariana Grande, Kim Kardashian, and Kaia Gerber, is reportedly really fond of Hewitt because "she respects Pete and his desire for privacy."

While Davidson's love life seems to be thriving, he recently suffered a significant personal loss.

As The Blast reported, the New York native got candid about his mixed feelings surrounding his "dying" grandfather while performing at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.

Getting emotional, Davidson said, "He got the lung cancer, and I'm not that close with him. I'm close with my dad's dad. I don't like my mom's dad." He then reflected on their complicated relationship, saying, "He used to beat the sh-t out of me and I don't like him very much."

In a shocking twist, the comedian expressed relief at the thought of his Jewish grandfather dying, saying, "I'm low-key, thrilled. I'm like, die slow motherf-cker."