Elon Musk's Controversial Child Proposals Ignite Media Storm

Elon Musk, who has fathered at least 14 children with multiple women, has reportedly sought to have more children by propositioning women—including influencers Ashley St. Clair and Tiffany Fong—on his social platform X. St. Clair revealed she conceived a son with Musk after a brief relationship and alleged that Musk offered her a significant financial settlement, including $15 million and substantial monthly support, in exchange for confidentiality about their child. She also claimed Musk encouraged her and others to find additional women willing to have his children, aiming to increase his offspring to 'the level of a legion before the apocalypse.' Fong, a cryptocurrency influencer, declined Musk’s proposal to have his child, citing her preference for a traditional family, which led to a fallout that negatively impacted her social media earnings after Musk distanced himself from her. These accounts suggest a pattern in Musk’s approach to fatherhood, with reported financial negotiations and multiple women involved, as well as broader implications for those who interact with him online. The reports also mention legal pressures and warnings against pursuing paternity tests or public legal routes.