Elon Musk’s kids tend to stay out of the spotlight, except for one: Vivian Jenna Wilson.
She has made her presence and her problems with her famous father publicly known.
One thingwe know about Musk’s childrenis that they have at least four different mothers.
In an exclusive interview withNBC News, she described Musk as far from warm and fuzzy.
“He was cold,” she said.
“He’s very quick to anger.
He is uncaring and narcissistic.”
If a picture speaks a thousand words, Vivian’s twin may not seem share her sentiments.
While that sounds good on paper, Vivian Wilson said that the reality was much different.
“He was there, I want to say, maybe 10% of the time.
That’s generous,” she toldNBC News.
“He had half custody, and he fully was not there.”
“‘That’s the difference between you and me,’ he said.
‘I just assume that there will be nannies.'”
Although he ultimately agreed some months, Musk later claimed that he was duped.
However, that wasn’t the case for Vivan Jenna Wilson.
Things only escalated after Vivian came out as transgender when she was 16.
“It was basically very lucky timing.”
but not to Vivian Jenna Wilson.
“I would like to emphasize one thing: I am an adult.
I am 20 years old.
“My life should be defined by my own choices.”
For his part, Musk blamed Neo-Marxists infiltrating elite schools and universities.
Can’t win them all.”
That expectation of masculinity that I had to rebel against all my life was a monetary transaction.
A MONETARY TRANSACTION."
“Elon and I planned to get pregnant again as swiftly as possible.”
In the meantime, he certainly seems to be doing his part to ensure the survival of mankind.
Vivian lashed out at her paternal grandfather, Errol Musk, in a since-deleted Instagram rant.
In addition to these claims, Vivian also accused the senior Musk of being a “psychopath.”
He was also famously involved in a shootout with alleged burglars.
“This is a sad thing,” he told Daily Mail.
“The language used tells one everything.”
More pressing issues might be Musk’s reported lack of response to bigger events.
