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Poppy Bilderbeck
Ashley St. Clair has opened up about her alleged romance with Elon Musk and being 'told to keep it a secret' she was pregnant.
Author and Conservative activist Ashley St. Clair took to social media, claiming Musk is the father of her five-month-old child - which would mean the Tesla CEO has fathered a whopping 13 kids with four women.
Shared to Twitter yesterday (February 15), the statement from St. Clair reads: "Five months ago, I welcomed a new baby into the world. Elon Musk is the father. I have not previously disclosed this to protect our child's privacy and safety, but in recent days days it has become clear that tabloid media intends to do so, regardless of the harm it will cause.
"I intend to allow our child to grow in a normal and safe environment. For that reason, I ask that the media honor our child's privacy, and refrain from invasive reporting."
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However, St. Clair has since opened up further about her and Musk's alleged relationship and what it was like when she was pregnant, claiming she was sworn to secrecy over the pregnancy and Musk kitted her out with an expensive apartment where she was 'completely isolated'.
In an interview with The Post, St. Clair claims Musk 'slid into' her DMs with something like 'a meme' and one thing led to another, and she allegedly ended up meeting Musk at Twitter's headquarters around two years ago.
Despite branding Musk 'funny' and Down to Earth,' St. Clair claims she was told to keep her pregnancy a 'secret' and even 'asked to keep it a secret forever'.
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St. Clair alleges Musk organized an apartment for her in the Financial District - where Apartments.com reports even studios can cost around $3,000-7,000 per month to rent.
St. Clair says she was left in the apartment feeling 'completely isolated' during her pregnancy.
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"Every part of my career and everything I used to do I couldn’t do anymore. I was told not to tell anybody," she claims.
The mom reflects she's 'sad' her 'hand was forced by the media' to release a public statement but also notes there's 'a sense of relief'.
Despite feeling a 'primary pain' having to 'lie and carry this burden and secret' and 'lie to the people you love,' the mother resolves her five-month-old is 'the most perfect thing' and she 'wouldn't change anything'.
In a post to Twitter on February 15 she added: "In all sincerity, appreciate the kind words. Wish I did not feel the need to make a statement. Kids should be off limits for journalists. Will be spending time with my family & logging off for a while."
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UNILAD has contacted a representative of Musk for comment. "