Another video. Another claim.
Ashley St. Clair doesn’t do subtle. The former MAGA influencer—and mom to Musk’s latest son—is dissecting rumors one “get ready with me” clip at a time. This time around the target is Amber Heard. Or rather the swirling speculations that link Heard’s kids to Tesla’s boss.
St. Clair posted a lengthy video on May 15. It reads like a confessional.
She says things got serious in 2023 after she met Elon. Emotionally intimate. She liked the idea of having his child. But she wanted clarity first. Specifically. She asked him about his other women. Grimes. Shivon Zillis.
“I never wanted to put another Woman in a situation where they thought were monogamous.”
Her response from Musk? Reassuring. Apparently. He told her he was done with Grimes—Claire to her friends—and that Zillis was strictly a financial arrangement.
Then she asked the big one.
Straight up. Amber Heard.
Rumors have dogged this topic for years. Heard and Musk dated briefly back in 2017. They allegedly created embryos during that year. She is currently raising three children on her own: a daughter born in 2021 via surrogate and twins in 2024 via IVF.
St. Clair says Musk gave her a direct denial. He claimed he asked Heard herself once. He thought the kids might be his. She said no. They are not his.
Did you hear that? Or did you just see a headline?
St. Clair isn’t buying the truth fully. Not entirely. She admits Musk has a “complicated relationship with the truth.” So her take is tentative. Maybe it’s true. Maybe not. Who knows.
This comes as St. Clair pivots away from her far-right past. In January she sued xAI. Musk’s new company. The reason? Sexist deepfakes of herself circulating on X. Generated by Grok.
She has one son with him. Romulus. Born in September.
Musk now has 14 children. Four different mothers. Justine. Claire. Shivon. And Claire Boucher’s former rival? Well. At least this rumor seems settled. Or at least one less layer of mystery remains.
Except that whole thing about him being honest? Still a question mark. 🤷♀️


































