“Mother of Elon Musk’s Alleged 13th Child Reveals Heartbreaking Truth About Her New Life”
Ashley St Clair has opened up about her “new life” after becoming a mother for the second time, claiming her child is Elon Musk’s 13th.
While Musk has not publicly confirmed paternity, he has responded to posts on X about the baby, including one accusing 26-year-old St Clair of trying to “ensnare” him— to which he simply replied, “Whoa.”
On Valentine’s Day, St Clair made a statement on X, revealing she had been raising their five-month-old baby in private but felt forced to speak out after media scrutiny.
“Five months ago, I welcomed a new baby into the world. Elon Musk is the father,” she wrote. “I had not disclosed this before to protect our child’s privacy and safety, but recent tabloid attention made it clear they would reveal it regardless of the harm it may cause.”
Ashley St Clair is pleading for privacy after revealing she shares a child with Elon Musk insisting she wants to raise their baby in a “normal and safe environment.”
“I ask the media to honor our child’s privacy and refrain from invasive reporting,” she stated.
Musk has remained silent on the matter, but St Clair claims she has been bound by secrecy since becoming pregnant— and one heartbreaking detail has left fans feeling for her.
“Almost every relationship in my life felt disingenuous because I couldn’t tell anyone what was going on,” she told the New York Post. “My son has never taken a walk outside in five months. I was terrified someone would see and the news would get out.”
She alleges she was “alone” throughout her pregnancy and that Musk’s team ignored her when she informed them of her decision to go public.
Their relationship reportedly began in 2023 when Musk slid into her DMs with a meme. She later visited X headquarters for work before traveling to Rhode Island with him.
St Clair says her baby has met some of Musk’s 12 other children— but not their mothers. Musk’s name is also absent from the birth certificate.
Indy100 has reached out to Musk’s representatives for comment.