Elon Musk wanted his 11 children and their mothers to all live together on his '$35,000,000 private compound'
It comes as he allegedly welcomed another child five months ago...
Elon Musk reportedly wanted to move his 11 children and two of his baby moms in together - although sounds like he might have to make room for two more people now...
There's not a lot the world's richest man can't do, apparently. From advising Donald Trump's administration to being employed to help NASA de-orbit the ISS via SpaceX, Musk's a busy man.
And it sounds as though he's been keeping busy in more ways than one...
The Tesla CEO made headlines once again this weekend when author Ashley St. Clair claimed she'd welcomed Musk's child five months ago.
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Sharing the news to Twitter, St Clair's statement, in part, read: "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 it has become clear that tabloid media intends to do so, regardless of the harm it will cause."
And Musk has seemingly responded to some of the drama, replying to a tweet sharing an alleged screenshot of tweets between a user called Greg Price and Ashley St. Clair, with Musk writing: "Whoa."
The billionaire has a confirmed 12 children with three other women - meaning St Clair would be the fourth baby mom and their alleged child the 13th of his brood.
The SpaceX CEO has previously expressed concerns about a ‘falling birth rate’ and has reportedly ‘offered people his sperm’.
He shared that he believes decreasing birth rates is the ‘biggest problem that humanity faces’ and in reference to his large family, he joked ‘I’m doing my part’.
With that in mind, it was reported by the New York Times last year that Musk had splashed out $35 million on two neighboring properties in Austin, Texas for his 'blended' family to live in.
Sources told the publication that the properties are located around a 10-minute walk from a third mansion Musk tends to stay in when in Austin.
So far only one mother has reportedly agreed to move in - NeuraLink director Shivon Zilis.
She is the mother of three of Musk’s children via IVF and, according to the publication, has made the move into the new compound.
Singer-songwriter Grimes is also a mother to three of Musk’s children - including X Æ A-12, who's been accompanying his dad to meetings with President Trump.
Musk allegedly donated his sperm to Zilis in 2021 at the same time he was expecting his second child with Grimes via surrogate.
The singer reportedly didn’t find out about this until a month after Zilis’ twins were born.
Musk welcomed six children with his first wife, Canadian writer Justine Wilson. Their first-born son, Nevada, sadly died at 10 weeks old from sudden infant death syndrome.
Musk is estranged from one of his children, transgender daughter Vivian Jenna Wilson - who recently took to TikTok to point fun at the number of half-siblings she has.
Sounds like the chances of Musk's brood living under one roof (well, two...) are pretty slim after all.
UNILAD has contacted representatives for Elon Musk for comment.
Topics: Elon Musk, Tesla, Space X, Celebrity, Business, Technology
Ellie Kemp