Elon Musk Secretly Had Twins with Top Tesla Executive, Now Has 9 Children
We at Jezebel hope these nine children unionize expeditiously.
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In December, Tesla CEO Elon Musk had an urgent message for women everywhere: Have a child right-the-fuck now, or shoulder the blame for humanity’s demise. And it seems Musk took it upon himself to lead by example.
According to a Thursday report, Musk had twins last year with a woman named Shivon Zilis, an executive he works with at his nonprofit, OpenAI, and his company Neuralink. Court documents obtained by Insider show that Musk and Zilis filed to change their twins’ names in court to have their father’s last name and their mother’s last name as part of their middle names. The petition was approved by a judge in Austin, Texas, in April.
Looking back, it’s possible Musk hinted his child army might be even larger than previously believed last month, when he referenced America’s supposedly declining birth rate and called for more children to be born. He smugly tweeted, “I mean, I’m doing my part haha.” If that isn’t a “I have secret twins with someone who works with me” soft-launch, then I don’t know what is!
Musk’s twins with Zilis seem to bring the total tally of his battalion of children to nine—five children with his first wife, Justine, and two with his ex, the singer Grimes (1.5 if, like me, you subscribe to the belief that X Æ A-Xii is a cyborg). And we here at Jezebel hope these nine children expeditiously coalesce to form a union, because Musk’s Father-of-the-Year-worthy boasting about not taking care of his kids as babies tells me he’ll be pinching pennies when it comes to their trust funds.
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