Elon Musk’s daughter questions whether the billionaire is “fatherly and loving” after accusations of transphobia

MEXICO CITY (apro).- Tesla and X owner Elon Musk has refused to acknowledge the gender identity of his eldest daughter, Vivian Jenna Wilson, claiming that she had died and blaming it all on the “virus of progressivism,” but his daughter questions this “new image” of Musk who now tries to portray himself as a “paternal and loving father.”

In a thread on the social network –Threads, a direct competitor of X–, Vivian pointed out that the millionaire is “trying to rebuild his image,” showing himself as a present and Christian father, a notion that she is willing to challenge, in her own words.

“I understand your new viewpoint is ‘Western values/family man,’ you are a serial adulterer who keeps lying about his own children. You are not a Christian, as far as I know you have never set foot in a church. You are not a ‘bastion of equality/progress.’ You called Arabic ‘the language of the enemy’ when I was 6, you have been sued for discrimination multiple times, and you are from apartheid South Africa,” Vivian said.

Vivian also said that her father is not interested in climate change and has lied about a “multi-planet civilization” because Musk wants to “look like the CEO of Ready Player One.”

In addition, the eldest of Musk’s 12 children – with three different women – made a brief remark on the South African’s comments regarding the birth rate, as he said in 2022 that “population collapse, due to low birth rates, is a much greater risk to civilization than global warming,” but did not want to elaborate further on the matter.

Population collapse due to low birth rates is a much bigger risk to civilization than global warming

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 26, 2022

At the end of July, Vivian had already spoken out about her father in another Threads thread, after a series of videos of an interview she gave to the far-right author Jordan Peterson was published. Since then, Musk has had media fights with presidents Javier Milei, of Argentina, and Nicolás Maduro, of Venezuela.