Elon Musk reportedly building 'legion' of children 'before the apocalypse'
He's got big plans for human civilisation
Elon Musk is on a mission to build a 'legion' of children before the world ends.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the leader of DOGE has had at least 14 children with four different women. But multiple sources say the actual number is likely 'much higher'.
But in terms of parenting, Musk has an estranged daughter who legally changed her name and gender shortly after her 18th birthday. He's been vocal about her transition, referring to it as a 'woke mind virus.' This is all while he wants to remain unassociated with his 13th child, Romulus by leaving his name off of the birth certificate, from his former girlfriend, St. Clair. Meanwhile, he's been accused of 'parading' his other son X around the White House by his other baby mama, Grimes.
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Now, in texts reportedly sent to St. Clair, the SpaceX founder and CEO referred to his growing group of kids as his 'legion' - the same terminology used by the Roman Empire for their elite troops.
“To reach legion-level before the apocalypse, we will need to use surrogates,” Musk wrote in a text.
The MAGA influencer has referred to falling birthrates as 'the single biggest problem' for human civilisation. Moreover, he's tailored his companies like SpaceX to focus on colonising planets like Mars before Earth becomes uninhabitable. And he’s not shy about how he goes about it when approaching women.
Musk is said to DM women on X - one of which was cryptocurrency influencer Tiffany Fong. When the world's richest man, who has a following of 219 million on the platform, interacted with her publicly, Fong gained a wealth of followers and revenue as a result.
But when he allegedly asked her to have his child, she spoke about the strange request with others and he reportedly unfollowed her straight after.
The behind-the-scenes logistics of Musk’s growing baby empire are reportedly handled by his longtime fixer Jared Birchall. On Musk’s behalf, Birchall acquired property for Musk in Austin, Texas, to be used as a compound supposedly set up with multiple homes for Musk’s children and their mothers.
In another text, the Tesla CEO invited St. Clair to the compound so she could spend time with 'our kid legion.' Just recently, the pair have been in an ongoing legal battle since St. Clair is trying to sue Musk for sole custody and claims he offered her a $15 million payoff to keep silent about their child.
When she turned it down, Musk allegedly 'withheld' his financial support for the child, leading to her having to sell her Tesla for upkeep.