Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt took their blossoming romance to Madison Square Garden Sunday night to watch the New York Knicks play the Phoenix Suns.

The new couple sat courtside in the packed NYC arena — and they seemed to really enjoy the game as well as each other.

Check out photos, which show the comedian and the model walking hand-in-hand through a crowd and sitting side-by side in their seats with big smiles as the Suns beat the Knicks 112 to 98.

The two were also captured holding hands as they crossed a Manhattan street on their way inside MSG before the start of the game.

As we reported … Pete and Elsie were first linked in March after they were photographed frolicking on the beach in Miami. They were also snapped smooching in the ocean and getting hot and heavy on a lounge chair.

TMZ confirmed they were item soon after that— and they’ve been hanging out together ever since, with paparazzi filming them in NYC and Florida. Elsie also posted photos of her and Pete enjoying Scotland, where they attended rocker Dave Navarro’s recent wedding to Vanessa DuBasso.

The lovebirds have previously dated other celebs … Elsie hooked up with Benny Blanco and Jason Sudeikis, while Pete has gone out with Kim Kardashian, Ariana Grande, Emily Ratajkowski and many more.

Before this flexible kiddo with her ponytail was flipping to gold, she was just making the splits look like a piece of cake, going to practice daily and looking up to Olympic gymnasts, Nastia Liukin and Shawn Johnson.

She started gymnastics at age 6 and rose to success — excelling at both the 2020 Tokyo Olympics where she took gold in the all-around, and the 2024 Paris Olympics — where she and her teammates took home the W.

Need one more clue? She made her “Sports Illustrated” Swimsuit Issue earlier this year.

Erik and Lyle Menendez say they finally have something to look forward to as they inch closer to a possible release from prison, and they’re revealing how they’ve evolved during their 35 years behind bars.

The brothers tell us why they are — for the first time since 1990 — hopeful for the future in our new special, “TMZ Presents: The Menendez Brothers: The Prison Interview” … premiering tonight on FOX.

Lyle says the word hope is new for them, and Erik says he’s striving to be a better person every day and finally beginning to like himself — but the key for them will be whether the California parole board finds they no longer pose a danger to society.

CA Governor Gavin Newsom says the parole board will finalize its risk assessment and send it to his desk after the June 13 hearing, and he’ll consider the findings when deciding whether to grant clemency to Erik and Lyle.

The Menendez brothers have another path to freedom too … Newsom says the risk assessment will also be sent to the judge for possible resentencing, and a lighter sentence could spring them from prison based on time served.