Ashley St. Clair Really in her and her financial trouble Elon MuskThe ongoing custody battle claims she had to turn to the podcast.
“I was expelled,” St. Clair claimed in her first episode “Bad suggestions” Podcast, which debuted on Monday, August 18.
She pointed out Her financial difficulties Before yelling at her plot sponsor. St. Clair continued, “Polymarket has provided me with $10,000 in reading, so Polymarket has brought you the rooftop above me.” “God bless, gather the market.”
St. Clair further explained that she chose to start the business after a tough year, which seemed to hint at her drama with Musk, 54.
She quipped, “Well, after a year of unplanned career suicide, the gap between many suspicious life choices and my LinkedIn profile cannot be legally explained, I decided to start the podcast.”
St. Clair noted that no one “requested” to start a podcast, but it felt like her only option. She also was happy about her lack of qualification to talk about serious podcast topics, saying, “I actually think I have the worst ideas.”
Then, she warned, “So, think of everything from my mouth a cautionary tale.”
St. Clair made headlines in February Announced Musk’s so-called parent-child relationship Her baby boy, Romulus, claims her son is the 13th child of the founder of Tesla. ((Shivon Zilis Announce The birth of Musk’s 14th child Later that month. )
Elon Musk has conducted various custody arrangements with the mothers of their respective children. Musk shares twins Vivian and Griffin born in 2006 with his ex-wife Justine Wilson, as well as triplets Kai, Saxon and Damian born in 2006. The couple divorced in 2008 and also shared their son, Nevada, who died in 2002 from sudden infant death syndrome […]
“Five months ago, I welcomed a new baby into the world. Elon Musk was the father,” St. Clair wrote through X. “I haven’t revealed before that this is to protect our children’s privacy and security, but it has been clear in recent days that tabloid media intend to do so, no matter what damage the damage will cause.”
She added: “I intend to let our children grow up in a normal and safe environment. So I ask the media to respect our children’s privacy and avoid intrusive reports.”
US Weekly At that time, I was in contact with Musk’s representatives about St. Clair’s claims.
A few days later, St. Clair issued a statement through her representatives claiming that she and Musk were working to reach a parenting agreement.
Kevin Lamarque – Pool/Getty Image Author Ashley St. Clair reportedly sued billionaire Elon Musk for the so-called child. According to Scoop […]
“Ashley & Elon has been working privately on establishing a deal about raising children for a period of time,” her representative, Brian Glicklich,,,,, Written in a statement shared via x. “It’s disappointing that a tabloid reporter who repeatedly ambushed Ashley and her family made it impossible to complete the process in secret.”
“We are waiting for Elon to publicly acknowledge his parent role in Ashley to end unfounded speculation, and Ashley trusts Elon to intend to quickly reach a deal in the best interest of the well-being and safety of the children they share.”
Later in the same month Elephants are not birds Children’s book author Petition to the New York Supreme Court According to Scoop, for the sole custody of her and Musk’s son.
St. Clair claimed in court documents that Musk allegedly “had recognized the child’s parents in various written letters,” but claimed that the technician had only encountered the boy three times. She also reportedly filed a paternity test petition.
Elon Musk has welcomed many children over the years along with Justine Wilson, Grimes, Shivon Zilis and Ashley St. Clair. The entrepreneur married Wilson in January 2000, and the former couple welcomed their son in Nevada two years later. The newborn died of sudden infant death syndrome at 10 weeks. The two continue to get pregnant with twins […]
In March, Musk addressed St. Clair’s legal struggle against him without confirming whether he was his son’s biological father.
“I don’t know if the child is mine, but I don’t object to discovery. There is no need for a court order,” he wrote. Musk then claimed“I have given Ashley $2.5 million despite uncertainty and sent her $500,000 a year.”
St. Clair fired Musk’s statement on X in March with his own message.
“Eron, we Ask you to confirm the parent-child relationship Pass the test of our children (you name them) or even birth. She refused at the time,” she claimed at the time. “And you didn’t send me* money, you were sending support to your child, which you thought was necessary… until you withdrew most of it to maintain control and punished me for “disobedience.” But you’re really just punishing your son. ”
Images by Andrew Harnik/Getty Elon Musk’s estranged daughter Vivian Wilson breaks her silence as the Tesla founder allegedly gave birth to his 13th child with writer Ashley St. Clair. In an article shared via Tiktok on Saturday, February 15, Wilson, 21, claimed she discovered that the children’s book authors allegedly gave birth to her obvious […]
In their ongoing custody battle, Wall Street Journal Musk reportedly offered St. Clair a one-time payment of $15 million, except for $100,000 a month to make his son’s existence a secret. She reportedly rejected the offer.
Despite allegedly Saint Clair agrees to turn Musk’s name off Wall Street Journal It is claimed that the recent paternity test shows that his “parent-child relationship possibility” is 99.9999%.
Musk did not publicly acknowledge these claims, but tweeted at the time: “TMZ >> WSJ.” ((us Previously reached out to post comments. )
In addition to the alleged son of St. Clair Musk is the biological father of 13 other children. He and his ex-wife welcomed six children. Justin Muskthree with musicians grimes Four together with the technical executive Zillis.
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