Elon Musk is back in the headlines — but this time, it’s not about business or tech. According to The Wall Street Journal, Elon Musk was reportedly rejected by influencer Tiffany Fong after he asked her to have his child via direct message.
Fong, a well-known figure in the crypto space, revealed the alleged DM conversation to fellow influencer Ashley St. Clair. She claims Musk made the bold request in November, after interacting with her posts on X (formerly Twitter). At the time, Musk’s engagement with her content helped boost her following and even her creator revenue, which reportedly peaked at $21,000. But after she allegedly declined the offer, things took a turn.
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Elon Musk Allegedly Offered to Father Child With Tiffany Fong — Here’s What Happened Next
Sources say Elon began following Fong on X during the summer, after replying and liking one of her tweets. That small interaction reportedly triggered a huge spike in her visibility and earnings. But what started as a mutually beneficial internet moment quickly turned awkward.
According to the WSJ, Musk slid into her DMs asking if she would be interested in having a child with him. Fong allegedly declined, telling conservative influencer Ashley St. Clair that she wanted a “more traditional family dynamic.”
Soon after, Musk reportedly unfollowed Fong — and she believes her revenue and visibility dropped as a result.
The Wall Street Journal also reports that Musk was upset Fong told others about his request, leading to a messy digital fallout.
Meanwhile, Ashley St. Clair came forward in February claiming she has a child with Musk. She also said Musk offered her $15 million upfront and $100,000 per month in child support to keep their child a secret — a deal she rejected.
Elon Musk’s Pattern of Private Pitches and Public Fallout
This isn’t the first time Musk’s private life has leaked into the public. From his past relationships with Grimes and Shivon Zilis to now being linked to online personalities like Ashley St. Clair and Tiffany Fong, the billionaire’s “personal recruitment” tactics are raising eyebrows.
