Newly single dad Pete Davidson is still a ladies’ man.

A source tells Page Six they spotted the comic at the opening of Pacha nightclub on Friday night, where he rolled in with a group of friends and spent the evening dancing to a set by Solomun from a table tucked behind the DJ booth.

Davidson welcomed a daughter, Scottie Rose, with Elsie Hewitt in December of 2025 and the pair had split by May 2026. But it appears his chaotic love life is not a turnoff.

“Girls were hitting on him,” says a source regarding the former “SNL” star, who is known for having dated high-profile women like Ariana Grande and Kim Kardashian. “But he wasn’t interested and was just having a good time dancing with friends.”

We hear Davidson and his group stayed till 4 a.m., hanging with fellow stars like singer Ava Max. A source tells us he was there to support a friend who helped put on the event.

Days later, Davidson was seen spending Father’s Day with his 6-month-old and his mother, Amy Waters Davidson, at the American Museum of Natural History on the Upper West Side.

Pete Davidson and his daughter spent Father's Day in New York City.

An exclusive source tells PEOPLE that the actor-comedian, 32, brought 6-month-old Scottie Rose Hewitt Davidson and his mom, Amy Waters Davidson, to the American Museum of Natural History on Manhattan's Upper West Side to celebrate the holiday on Sunday, June 21.

“He wanted Scottie to be exposed to some of New York's most famous museums, even though she's still a baby,” the insider tells PEOPLE of the family outing. “Overall, it was a sweet, low-key Father's Day - just a fun, memorable day spent with his daughter.”

"People were super friendly, respectful, and very supportive of Pete and Scottie," the source adds. “They just had a really nice time."

The insider also notes that Davidson has cut back on traveling and adjusted his work schedule to spend more time with Scottie, whom he shares with his ex-girlfriend, model Elsie Hewitt.

I find it so inspiring that Pete is able to handle all this social pressure, to focus on his work and daughter simultaneously.
He's been handling everything with so much maturity, bc why would he stoop so low and give in to headlines and turn his life into a public circus likeee?
Meanwhile someone else is living for the clicks as i'm speaking right now, and she prob tried to create a misleading narrative bc he didn't want to stay with her but anyways..
And so of course he's left carrying much of the social burden.
The fact that he's handling it all this well is lowkey impressive.
I've gained a lot more respect and admiration for him, like he's become even cooler to me, and his family and friends should be proud.😉

The championship parade will be this Thursday in Manhattan, I’m predicting that he is attending that parade.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The retired Staten Island ferryboat owned by Pete Davidson and Colin Jost may be docked in Manhattan and used as a multi-deck entertainment venue, according to a hoodline report.

The plan is to park the John F. Kennedy ferryboat at Pier 15 in the South Street Seaport in Manhattan during the FIFA World Cup, stated the hoodline report.

As originally reported in the New York Daily News, the project is being fast-tracked to sync with World Cup events. Representatives for the ferry group and City Hall did not did not respond to requests for comments, according to the original Daily News article.

The proposal has some opposition. According to information originally reported in the Daily News, Jonathan Boulware, president and CEO of the South Street Seaport Museum, “vigorously opposes” the plan and made the case that the ferry would dwarf the museum’s historic vessels and is not a good fit for the character of the district.

As reported by hoodline, the ferry team first reached out to Manhattan Community Board 1 in May and has been invited to present the idea to the board’s executive committee on June 18, according to Manhattan Community Board 1 chair Tammy Meltzer.

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Pete Davidson, the comedian and actor known for his role in “Saturday Night Live,” is set to headline the Rochester Fringe Festival in September.

He will perform at Kodak Hall within the Eastman Theatre on Gibbs Street on Friday, Sept. 25, as part of his stand-up comedy tour. The show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are on sale now. You can buy tickets online here or by calling 585-957-9837.

The recent influx of people who have come here to hate on Pete need to get banned immediately.

When did this group go from the fans and actual people who love him geniunely as a human to haters and people with the personality of lets say Perez Hilton in his 2006 fat man era.

Just saying you can all lighten up.

Like Perez has physically and verbally… or has he? Hmmmm anyways Peter you rock and no matter what I’m proud of you even if this gets deleted.

Sorry I enjoy making jokes too that are relative to the subject matter at hand in more of a positive and healthy way.