Ashley St. Clair, Elon Musk's ex-girlfriend and mother of one of his 14 children, stated that the businessman advocated for wanting "a legion of children before civil war." The accusation is featured in the documentary "Musk," directed by Alex Gibney, shown at the Venice Film Festival. The couple had a child together in 2024, but have since separated. St. Clair, who was previously an influencer in the pro-Trump movement, said Musk expressed this desire during their relationship.
According to the ex-girlfriend, Musk is trying to create "deliberate division" in society through social media platform X, a platform owned by him. When asked at the documentary premiere whether her ex-partner was merely afraid of civil war or actively trying to incite it, St. Clair responded that he is "creating something that is causing real effects in the world."
St. Clair also revealed that Musk's team offered her a one-time payment of $40 million and a monthly allowance of $100,000 in exchange for signing a non-disclosure agreement. The offer was withdrawn after she refused to sign the document.
The documentary "Musk," by Alex Gibney, was presented at the Venice Film Festival and raises questions about the billionaire's behavior and statements, owner of Tesla and X, as well as his family plans and his influence on social tensions through his digital platforms.
