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Ex-Partner Details Musk's 'Weird' Baby Mama Drama
21 May
Summary
- St. Clair felt pressured to have more children with Musk.
- Musk claimed he was unaware if Romulus was his child.
- Musk is seeking full custody of their son Romulus.

Ashley St. Clair, a former influencer and ex-partner of Elon Musk, has spoken out about her experiences with the tech billionaire. St. Clair, mother to their 1-year-old son Romulus, detailed her involvement in the "Elon orbit" and the difficulties of being referred to as his "baby mama."
She shared that Musk encouraged her to have more children, which appealed to her desire to be a mother without the financial anxieties of single parenthood. This sentiment was expressed in TikTok videos uploaded around May 15, 2026.
St. Clair claimed that the relationship became "weird" after her pregnancy. Musk later publicly questioned his paternity of Romulus, stating in March 2025 that he had provided St. Clair with financial support regardless. He offered $2.5 million and $500,000 annually.
In January 2026, Musk initiated legal proceedings seeking full custody of Romulus. This followed St. Clair's social media posts supporting the transgender community, which Musk cited as a reason for his custody bid.
Musk is the father of at least 13 known children, with children from relationships with Grimes, Shivon Zilis, and ex-wife Justine Wilson.