Ashley St. Clair reveals how her son with Elon Musk was conceived, and how much he offered her to keep quiet about him

Conservative influencer Ashley St.Clair has revealed for the first time how her son with Elon Musk was conceived — as she alleged her multibillionaire baby daddy initially offered her well over $15 million to keep quiet about their kid.The 26-year-old claimed their son Romulus, who is now 7 months old, was conceived when they had sex during a New Year’s trip to St.

Barts — rather than him just offering up his sperm, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.The Tesla billionaire, 53, is known to have fathered at least 14 children with four women, including several of which were conceived via sperm donations.However, the WSJ suggested he could have many, many more children out in the world, citing sources.Musk has propositioned women on his X social media platform and offered his sperm — including crypto influencer Tiffany Fong, who declined, sources told the newspaper.St.

Clair, who previously said she embarked on a brief relationship with the world’s richest man after he made contact via X in May 2023, claimed Musk started joking that they should “pick a name” for their future child the very first time they had sex.She alleged that he frequently spoke to her about having his children over the course of their tryst.Then during their New Year’s Eve jaunt, St.

Clair claimed she told Musk she was ovulating and he allegedly responded: “What are we waiting for?”The new revelations were laid bare in a wide-ranging report that accused President Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency bigwig of cutting deals with the women he had asked to father his children.His money manager, Jared Birchall, allegedly negotiates the deals, the report stated.

After St.Clair fell pregnant, the SpaceX founder allegedly tried to offer her an initial $15 million payment plus an additional $100,000 monthly in child support if she agreed to strict terms.

Musk, too, made a series of bizarre demands, according to the report — including that their offspring be born ...

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