Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has been reported to have fathered at least 14 children with multiple women, expressing a desire to have a “legion” of offspring to address concerns about declining birth rates and potential societal collapse, according to WSJ.
Relationship with Ashley St. Clair
Ashley St. Clair, a conservative influencer, revealed that she had a child named Romulus with Musk. Musk allegedly offered her a $15 million settlement and a $100,000 monthly stipend in exchange for her silence about their child. After she declined and went public, Musk reportedly reduced the payments to $20,000 per month. A paternity test confirmed with 99.9999% probability that Musk is the father.
Interaction with Tiffany Fong
Crypto influencer Tiffany Fong reported that Musk approached her via direct message on X, proposing they have a child together, despite never meeting in person. After she declined and shared the proposal privately, Musk allegedly unfollowed her, leading to a significant drop in her income and engagement on X.
Use of Surrogates and Other Allegations
Musk has encouraged the use of surrogates to accelerate childbearing, aiming to reach “legion-level” before an anticipated apocalypse. He has also been reported to have offered sperm donations to various women, including a Japanese official’s request for a high-profile woman. Musk’s aides, particularly Jared Birchall, have been involved in managing these personal affairs, allegedly pressuring women not to seek legal advice.
Musk responded indirectly to these reports on X, implying scepticism of the Journal’s credibility by posting “TMZ >> WSJ.
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