Elon Musk Criticized the Wall Street Journal on the statements that he is in a personal quest for father a “legion” of children.

The publication made these complaints in a recent report featuring an interview with Ashley St. Clair, the alleged mother of Musk, who recently welcomed her 13th child.

Using a few words, Elon Musk called the Wall Street Journal, without denying surprising claims made in the article.

Just like the drama surrounding the 13th Musk’s child seemed to die, The Wall Street Journal Revived the frenzy with a bomb report saying that the technology tycoon desperately tries to raise a “legion” of children.

“The tactic that Elon Musk uses to manage its legion ” of babies – and their mothers,” read the title of the report, alongside a photo of Ashley St. Clair, which was interviewed for the report.

The point of sale has continued to make several overwhelming claims, in particular by suggesting that Musk’s attempt to build an unusually large family is its plan to help demographic growth.

Responding to the statements, Musk took a brief but sharp words: “TMZ >> WSJ.”

The DIG Sharp seemed to suggest that the report of the Wall Street Journal was nothing more than fodder gossip, while the point of sale itself is less credible, in its opinion, than the Celebrity Tabloid Tmz.

More explosive revelations in the Wsj The report came directly from St. Clair, who talked about his now fractured arrangement with Musk.

According to the conservative influencer, the technology magnate would have offered him a unique payment of $ 15 million in exchange for keeping his identity as the father of his child.

In addition to that, he would have softened the agreement with the promise of a monthly allowance of $ 100,000.

St. Clair said she was close to accepting the agreement and even deleted the name of Musk from the birth certificate.

Things quickly took place between Musk and St. Clair when the best assistant in Musk, Jared Birchall, tried to signal a legal agreement to him.

The agreement would permanently keep the filiation of Musk under the Wraps in exchange for the millions he gave it.

Feeling stuck by the unilateral nature of the agreement, in particular that Musk could still speak negatively of her when she remained silent, St. Clair finally refused to sign.

This refusal apparently prepared the field for the recent cross -country media fires between it and the billionaire, although Musk has not yet responded directly to St.Clair on social networks.

Elsewhere in the room, Saint-Clair said Wsj That several other women who had children with musk were offered the same case as it was, which was one of the reasons why she even considered it.

According to the conservative influencer, some of these women, described by the point of sale as part of Musk’s “harem”, live in an isolated compound in Austin.

After the birth of their child, Musk would have tried to persuade St. Clair to move there too, just like the other women and children he labeled as “children’s legion”.

Meanwhile, St. Clair also said that she had noticed that the executive of Neuralink, Shivon Zilis, another of the known mothers of Musk, resides there and serves as “stabilization force” in what she hinted resembled a cult environment.

She also pointed out that Musk “goes and goes” as he wants and receives a special treatment each time he arrives at the enclosure.