Everyone’s pointing out the same thing after Elon Musk makes shocking announcement about 13th child with Ashley St. Clair
Callum Jones
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After Elon Musk made an unexpected announcement about his 13th child, many are taking to social media forums to point out the same thing.
Ashley St. Clair has previously claimed in an interview that her and Musk's alleged relationship began after he 'slid' into her DMs.
Court documents claim the SpaceX founder and the influencer-turned-author began a 'romantic relationship in or about May 2023'.
This led to the alleged conception of the pair's son, who was born in September 2024.
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Musk claimed that he didn't know if the baby was actually his when St. Clair went public, with the former right-wing activist stating she'd requested he take a paternity test to confirm if her son was his or not, but he allegedly refused.
The Wall Street Journal later detailed receipts between St. Clair and Musk, which included a paternity test result showing there was a '99.9999%' chance that Musk is the father.
While the Twitter owner is yet to confirm he is the baby's father, he recently pledged to get full custody of the one-year-old.
"I will be filing for full custody today, given her statements implying she might transition a one-year-old boy," the tech mogul said.
Despite Musk's claim, St. Clair has never stated she is planning on 'transitioning' their young son, which many people are pointing out online.
"Where does she say she is thinking about 'transitioning a one-year-old?'," one person asked. A second pointed out: "I don't think it was a real threat. I can't see Elon wanting to actually go to court and plead his case nor having to do any of the actual work that comes with custody."
While a third remarked: "Beyond parody."
St. Clair has recently expressed her regrets about previous comments she'd made regarding the trans community.
Someone tweeted her: "You’ve previously engaged in blatant transphobia, how do you feel about trans people in the wake of noticing how the far right truly is?"
St. Clair responded to the question, stating: "I feel immense guilt for my role. And even more guilt that things I have said in the past may have caused my son’s sister more pain. Idrk how to make amends for many of these things, but I have been trying incredibly hard privately to learn + advocate for those within the trans community that I’ve hurt."
UNILAD has reached out to both Musk and St. Clair's representatives for comment.