St. Clair’s representative confirms co-parenting discussions, while Musk reacts with a cryptic “Whoa” on social media
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has finally responded after conservative influencer Ashley St. Clair publicly claimed that he is the father of her five-month-old child. The revelation, made on Friday, has sparked controversy, with Musk addressing the situation on X (formerly Twitter).
St. Clair, 26, announced the unexpected news through her representative, Brian Glicklich, who confirmed that both she and Musk had been privately working on a co-parenting arrangement. "It is disappointing that a tabloid reporter, who repeatedly ambushed Ashley and her family, made it impossible to complete that process confidentially," Glicklich stated in a post on X. He further emphasized that St. Clair expects Musk to publicly acknowledge his role as the child’s father and finalize their agreement for the well-being of the baby.
Musk’s response to the claim was brief but telling. He reacted with a single-word post—"Whoa"—in reply to speculation that St. Clair had spent years plotting to have his child. This response added fuel to the ongoing debate, with some social media users questioning the validity of St. Clair’s claim and others scrutinizing Musk’s reaction.
St. Clair quickly fired back, criticizing Musk for engaging with rumors instead of directly addressing the situation. Her response has intensified discussions online, with many seeking clarity on the nature of their alleged relationship and the legal implications of the co-parenting claim.
The controversy has now entered the public eye, with speculation growing over how Musk will handle the matter moving forward. Neither Musk nor his legal team have issued any official statement beyond his cryptic social media response.
