Sentence examples for who's got from inspiring English sources

The phrase "who's got" is correct and usable in written English.
It is primarily used in informal or conversational language and is often contracted as "who's" instead of "who has" or "who is." Example: "Who's got the keys to the car?" (informal) This can also be written as: "Who has the keys to the car?" or "Who is holding the keys to the car?" (formal).