Report Claims Elon Musk Secretly Fathered a Child with Japanese Pop Star
At this rate, future Mars colonies might just be populated entirely by Musk descendants.
It seems the world’s richest man isn’t just shooting rockets into space; he’s also determined to spread his DNA around the world.
For years, Elon Musk has been sounding the alarm about what he calls a “demographic meltdown,” tweeting dire warnings about declining birth rates and the impending collapse of civilization. He’s been issuing warnings on social media, like a prophet of the apocalypse with a Bloomberg device. We had no idea he was taking this burden so personally.
It turns out that, while publicly expressing his concern about demographic winter, he was privately running a kind of sperm bank. What a way to put his money where his mouth is—or, in this case, put his DNA where it might be accepted! I’ve seen startup founders passionate about growth, but this is even more so. The secrecy reportedly persisted even during Trump’s election victory celebration at Mar-a-Lago, where both were present but were required to pretend not to know each other.
According to controversial allegations published in a recent New York Times investigation, Musk’s reproductive resume now includes a child with an unnamed Japanese pop star. This astonishing claim comes from Ashley St. Clair, who claims to share a son named Romulus with the tech mogul. St. Clair claims that Musk has openly spoken to her about the children he has fathered around the world and has expressed willingness to offer his sperm to “anyone who wants a child.”
The relationship between St. Clair and Musk remained secret until recently. According to St. Clair’s account, while she was in labor and giving birth to their son last September, Musk sent fleeting messages via Signal, insisting that their relationship and his paternity remain secret.
According to documents obtained by the Times, Musk allegedly offered St. Clair a tidy sum of $15 million upfront, plus $100,000 a month until their son turned 21, in exchange for her silence. That’s roughly the GDP of a small island nation simply for her silence. For a man who regularly criticizes “conscious” culture for silencing people, he seems to have invested considerable sums to buy himself some silence. Ironically, your name is Elon. Yet St. Clair has no interest in the billionaire’s money. She went public with her paternity claims in February and filed a lawsuit seeking spousal support and sole custody. If all the allegations prove true, Musk’s reproductive portfolio now includes at least 14 known children, a number that rivals that of some sports teams.
