Callum Jones
Elon Musk has spoken out after claims that were detailed in a report that he wants to create a 'legion' of kids and had a strange request for the birth of his '13th child'.
The Tesla CEO, who is claimed to be the father of at least 14 children by four women, is currently locked in a legal battle with influencer Ashley St Clair, who has filed two petitions in the New York Supreme Court; one urging the tech mogul and Trump's 'first buddy' to take a paternity test, and the other to gain sole custody of the child.
Back in February, the 26-year-old went public with what she claims is the child of her and Musk, penning on social media: "Five months ago, I welcomed a new baby into the world. Elon Musk is the father."
St Clair revealed how Musk has allegedly 'managed' her and their child, explaining to the Wall Street Journal how he allegedly requested that their baby be born via a caesarean section (C-section) rather than a natural birth.
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This was apparently due to how the billionaire believes the size of a baby's brain is restricted if they are born naturally.
St Clair was opposed to this idea, and gave birth naturally in the end.
The second alleged request was that he didn't want their baby to be circumcised; again, St Clair was opposed to this as she is Jewish.
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The article also detailed claims that Musk wants to create a 'legion' of kids, with one alleged message from Musk to St Clair seen by the outlet saying: "To reach legion-level before the apocalypse... we will need to use surrogates."
The influencer has also claimed that she was offered $15 million and $100,000-a-month on top by fixer Jared Birchall to not disclose Musk as the father of her child until he was 21.
But just hours after the Wall Street Journal's article was published, Musk took to Twitter to hit back at the claims.
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"TMZ >> WSJ," the Twitter owner wrote on his own platform.
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' and slept together in January of last year.
This led to the alleged conception of RSC, who was born in September 2024 - court documents go on.
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Alleged text messages between the pair were included in the Journal's report, with St. Clair sending a picture of her cradling her newborn to Musk.
Musk allegedly asked if they were both 'all well', to which she replied: "He is perfect."
“I look forward to seeing you and him this weekend.” Musk allegedly responded.