Alleged mother of Elon Musk's 13th child offers 'breakup advice' to Donald Trump amid shocking public row
Her experience in a Musk-centered public fallout could prove vital
Ashley St. Clair is one of the many people with experience of an Elon Musk-related fallout, and the alleged mother of his 'secret' 13th child has now offered her advice to US President Donald Trump amid the chaotic social media showdown.
The world of social media was left shocked in February this year after popular MAGA influencer and author Ashley St. Clair was forced by tabloids to reveal the child she claims she had with Elon Musk.
The prospect of Elon having another child isn't necessarily big news at this point with 14 under his belt - at least that we know of - but this particular instance was unique in that St. Clair was seemingly paid for her silence.
While she herself outlined that she did not disclose the child's father to protect its privacy, St. Clair also added that she was "told to keep it secret," and was "completely isolated during my pregnancy."
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St. Clair has since sued Musk for sole custody of their child and has seen the significant payment promises from the billionaire reduced to the point where she has had to sell her own Tesla in a rather ironic move.
However, as reported by the Independent, that seemingly hasn't stopped her from finding humor in the situation, as a recent post on X saw St. Clair offer her own perspective on the ongoing social media showdown between Musk and US President Donald Trump:
"hey @realDonaldTrump lmk if u need any breakup advice," wrote St. Clair, and she certainly might know a thing or two about departing from an inseparable bond with the richest man in the world.
This comes after a flurry of posts exchanged by Trump and Musk on Truth Social and X respectively, where they levied various allegations that culminated in the tech mogul claiming that the president is present in the infamous Epstein files.
Many of the replies underneath St. Clair's post - which is her first since she revealed the child with Musk back in February - are certainly enjoying the chaotic nature of her joke, including an "oh boyyyy" from fellow influencer Tiffany Fong who Musk also allegedly tried to impregnate.
"Ok you cooked," wrote one commenter, whereas another added that "2025 is the best time to be alive."
Whether President Trump will take up St. Clair's bold offering is still yet to be seen, but we've likely not seen the end of this monumental spat and Ashley, who understandably will have her grievances with the billionaire, is more than making the most of it.