Cryptocurrency influencer who Elon Musk 'offered to impregnate' has finally broken her silence following bombshell reports, revealing a shocking statement in response to the news.
Elon Musk's romantic history is well documented at this point, from fierce fights with his first wife to emotional heartbreak following short-lived relationships, but one thing that's seemingly remained consistent is his desire for children.
He's on his 14th child that we know of across four different mothers, and he's currently or recently been involved in legal custody battles with at least two of the most recent - Grimes, who he shares three children with, and Ashley St. Clair, who gave birth to his 13th, a 'secret' child late last year.
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Baby number 15 could very well have been on the way too if 31-year-old cryptocurrency influencer Tiffany Fong had agreed to Musk's requests, as a bombshell report from the Wall Street Journal indicated that the billionaire 'offered to impregnate' Fong over DMs on X, despite never meeting her in person before.
Many began to question Musk's relationship with Fong after he began following her on X, as the exposure gained from his co-signs and reposts appeared to dramatically increase her earnings - to the point where she was cashing in as much as $21,000 in two weeks.
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Her situation appeared so strange from the outside that many began to presume that - like St. Clair, who had revealed her child with Musk around the same time - Fong was pregnant with another of Musk's kids, and had to deny the accusations to the Daily Mail and on her own Instagram page.
Turns out people weren't too wide of the mark though, as she shared Musk's bizarre request with St. Clair, and Fong has now finally broken her silence to issue a stark statement following the Wall Street Journal's findings.
Speaking to the Daily Mail once again, Fong outlined: "For the record, I did not feed this story to WSJ (or any other outlet) and explicitly asked NOT to be included when I was contacted for comment."
She also added that "if you're waiting for me to comment publicly, it's not going to happen. Thanks!"
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While it looks like we won't be getting any official clarification or evidence from Fong herself, it certainly lines up with Musk's previous actions - and many think that his move to dramatically change X's DM system isn't exactly a coincidence.
Revealed as part of St. Clair's lawsuit against Musk, the billionaire was shown, in private messages, to have said 'I want to knock you up again' to the MAGA influencer after being sent a photo of her.
St. Clair, like Grimes, appeared to refuse to join Shivon Zilis - another woman who Musk has had children with - in a private compound in Austin, Texas, and it seems that Fong has escaped this fate herself by turning down Musk's advances - although it appears to have come at a cost of her X revenue, as Musk swiftly unfollowed her, causing her earnings to tank.