MAGA influencer Ashley St. Clair has revealed that she gave birth to Elon Musk’s 13th child five months ago, but kept the pregnancy a secret at his request. In an exclusive interview with The New York Post, St. Clair opened up about her decision to keep the child’s existence private and the pressure she faced to maintain secrecy.
St. Clair, 26, who first connected with Musk after he reached out to her on Twitter, said the billionaire requested that she keep his name off the birth certificate and keep it a secret “forever.” Despite this, she claims she had no regrets about becoming a mother.
“I wouldn’t change anything,” she said.
For nearly a year, St. Clair kept her son’s existence a secret, fearing media exposure. “I was told to keep it a secret forever,” she said, adding that she was isolated during her pregnancy and could no longer pursue her career. “I was completely isolated. I couldn’t do anything I used to do.”
St. Clair said the secrecy also extended to her interactions with Musk’s family. She met some of his children and his mother, but Musk himself never publicly acknowledged their child. The situation grew tense when media outlets began to speculate about her child’s identity, leading St. Clair to break her silence.
“I have been forced to live in secrecy for almost a year,” she explained. “I am sad that my hand was forced by the media to do this now. But there is also a sense of relief.”
Despite the pressure, St. Clair remained committed to keeping her child’s safety and privacy intact. She disclosed that she had been harassed by some of Musk’s supporters, including receiving threatening messages about her toddler from a previous relationship. “There were violent stalkers who started threatening my child,” she said.
In the midst of this turmoil, St. Clair’s representative released a statement confirming that she and Musk have been working on an agreement regarding their child’s upbringing. The statement also mentioned that St. Clair is waiting for Musk to publicly acknowledge his role as a father. “Ashley trusts that Elon intends to finish their agreement quickly, in the best interests of the wellbeing and security of the child,” the statement read.
Musk has not yet publicly addressed St. Clair’s claims, though he responded to a tweet by far-right activist Milo Yiannopoulos, who accused St. Clair of plotting to “ensnare” Musk. Musk simply tweeted “whoa” in response.
Despite the controversy surrounding her decision to go public, St. Clair has no regrets. “My child is the most perfect thing that happened to me,” she said. “I am a good mom. And that’s what drives most of my decisions.”
