Elsie Hewitt Raves About Supportive Boyfriend Pete Davidson at Charity Event: 'He's the Best'

"Elsie was introducing Pete to all the foundation members, clearly very proud to show him off," said an onlooker. "They seem to be really happy together and were holding hands as they walked around the event, giggling and whispering into each other's ears."

"It was clear Pete wanted the spotlight to be on Elsie," said another event attendee. "He stood in the corner waiting for her to finish taking photos."

During the event, Hewitt bravely shared her journey with endometriosis.

"I have struggled with cripplingly painful periods since I started getting a period. In the last few years, they just got unbearable, and I was trying so hard to find the care and the help that I needed, and I didn't feel like anybody was really taking me seriously," she explained.

"I think that's something a lot of women with endo struggle with — being listened to and taken seriously. So that was a journey and then I found an amazing surgeon and I got my robotic excision surgery in November of last year. Since that, I've just been recovering, and now I'm kind of on the other side and just really excited to be here and keep spreading awareness and advocating for this really scary, painful disease that needs to be talked about more, I think," she added.

The Industry star shared advice for other women grappling with endometriosis, affirming that their "pain is real."

"Listen to your body because there are so many doctors and so many people who will just say, 'Oh, you're just having a bad period.' If you know that something is wrong, you have to listen," Hewitt stressed. "It's not normal to be in that much pain. And so, I really think, just listen to your gut."

She added, "Honestly, it got to a point where I couldn't really ease it that much anymore. I know that an anti-inflammatory diet, heating pads, and painkillers and all of that help but it was like, personally, I got to a point where opting for surgery was my next best step."