Pete Davidson's Former Condo President Just Gave Him the Ultimate Neighbor Endorsement

When you’re a famous comedian living in a building full of regular people, the neighbor situation can go one of two ways: awkward avoidance or genuine connection. According to Christopher Campbell, building president of the Accolade Condominium at 90 Bay Street Landing in Staten Island, Pete Davidson chose door number two — and nailed it.

In a heartfelt letter reported by silive.com on Saturday, May 16, Campbell painted a portrait of Davidson that flies in the face of tabloid chaos. The SNL alum was, by all accounts, the kind of neighbor who actually knew his neighbors. He’d introduce himself on the elevator. He’d break the ice instead of hiding behind dark sunglasses and a baseball cap. When Kim Kardashian would visit during their relationship, Davidson was thoughtful enough to use the side door rather than let an entourage clog the front entrance. That’s not just politeness — that’s the behavior of someone thinking about the people around him.

The gesture that really stands out? Davidson donated an air hockey table to the building’s community room, a gift that Campbell noted has already become a source of joy for residents of all ages. It’s the kind of thing that seems small until you realize it’s the opposite — it’s deliberate community building.

The endorsement lands as Davidson navigates his next chapter. Us Weekly reported that he and model Elsie Hewitt have ended their relationship five months after welcoming their daughter, Scottie Rose, in December 2025. They connected in March 2025 and tried to make it work, but as a source told the outlet, having a baby before really knowing each other created friction. That said, Davidson has been vocal about the shift in his priorities since becoming a father. He told Us in January that nothing compares to the magnitude of fatherhood — not career moves, not hanging with friends, not what anyone thinks of him.

Maybe the most interesting takeaway here isn’t about the breakup or the celebrity sightings (Miley Cyrus, Kid Cudi, and Machine Gun Kelly all graced that Staten Island building). It’s that a guy known for a chaotic public image managed to be genuinely decent to people who had no reason to expect anything from him. In a world where celebrity can breed entitlement, that actually means something.