Pete Davidson and his now-pregnant girlfriend, Elsie Hewitt, knew at first sight that they would have something “real.”

In a recent chat with Bumble on Tuesday, the comedian and the model revealed that they immediately had an idea of where they saw their bond going during their first date in March.

“When we went on our first date, like, we went out to dinner for the first time I was like, ‘Okay, don’t think that I’m crazy but I just know you’re going to be the father of my children,'” the 29-year-old mom said in a Q&A.

“Yeah,” Pete confirmed. “I was like, ‘I know.'”

“And look at us now!” Elsie quipped.

Pete responded, “How about that?”

As the pair is expecting their first baby together, they were asked about what they are most thrilled about being parents.

“I think we’re really excited to dress the baby up exactly like us,” Pete revealed.

Hewitt responded, “Oh my gosh, match outfits all three of us?!”

“Yeah it’s going to be a lot of fun,” Pete shared.

About the things they have learned as a couple and parents-to-be, Hewitt shared, “You are very patient with me. And a lesson that we have both learned is I need to work on my time-management, and Pete is so patient with me.”

“That’s a lesson that any guy could learn is you’re just going to be late,” the SNL star added. “And it’s fine.”

A wave of criticism is directed at Narnia, which is in the works on Netflix. It comes in the wake of the streamer’s decision to release the movie for two weeks only in IMAX theaters.

Tim Richards, the CEO of Europe’s largest privately owned theatre operator, Vue Entertainment, voiced this frustration in a letter, stating, “As a result, ‘Narnia’ will not be watched by audiences on 99% of cinema screens worldwide. It will only play on IMAX screens owned by operators willing to break established theatrical release windows.”

He continued, Those who choose to respect the established theatrical release window have been threatened by IMAX with a ‘nuclear option’ if they do not play it. The outcome? IMAX and Netflix may enjoy a short-term gain, but the industry and audiences around the world will lose.”

“Millions of families who would love to watch ‘Narnia’ at a theater will be needlessly deprived of the opportunity…IMAX has not only agreed to this restrictive model but appears to be encouraging other filmmakers to follow suit. In doing so, it risks undermining the very ecosystem that makes theatrical success possible,” Tom concludes.

Meanwhile, Narnia will arrive on the Thanksgiving 2026 holiday.

Mila Kunis talked about doing movie once a year.

Speaking with People Magazine at the premiere of Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, the actress revealed she is putting motherhood first.

As per the actress she’s timing her projects around the school breaks of her two children, Wyatt, 111, and Dimitri, 8.

Kunis, who shares her kids with Ashton Kutcher, said, “I do a movie a year because I shoot when my kids are out of school, so yes, you’ll see me in one movie a year.”

In the third installment of the Knives Out franchise, Mila Kunis stars as a police officer. This marks her fifth feature role in five years, in addition to her ongoing voice work on Family Guy.

Elsewhere in the interview, the actress admitted she accepted the part before even reading the script. 

“Everybody knows it’s fun to make these movies. It is like the rumor around town that they’re really fun. They’re really, really fun. And you know that they’re fun, and so if you get a phone call to get on board, do it,” she added.