Musk allegedly fathers child with MAGA influencer Ashley St. Clair

NEW YORK CITY: Ashley St. Clair, a 31-year-old MAGA influencer took to twitter on Saturday to claim that she had a child with Elon Musk five months ago.

If the child’s father is Musk, it would be the billionaire’s 13th kid from four different mothers. He has five kids with ex-wife Justine Wilson, three with Neuralink executive Shivon Zilis, and three with musician Grimes.

St. Clair stated that she made the revelation due to the belief that “tabloid media” would disclose the information.

“Five months ago, I welcomed a new baby into the world. Elon Musk is the father,” St. Clair wrote on X.

“I intent 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.”

In a later post, she stated that “kids should be off limits for journalists,” and that she would be spending time with her family and taking a break from social media.

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Musk chimed in on X himself, albeit in a cryptic way. He posted a crying-laughing emoji in response to an X user stating that having children was just Musk’s side quests.

According to statements from St. Clair’s neighbours, she was living as a single mother with a full-time nanny, taking care of her child with Musk, and her eldest from a prior relationship.

Before claiming that she had a child with Musk, St. Clair was best known for a children’s book she wrote titled “Elephants Are Not Birds.” The book uses the titular metaphor to preach Christian values while condemning transgender identity. St. Clair has also appeared on Fox News and various podcasts, discussing topics such as declining birth rates and illegal immigration.

She has also been pictured with white nationalists Nick Fuentes and Tim Gionet. She later stated that she attended a dinner where she was able to confront the people she disagreed with.

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