Ashley St. Clair, the 26-year-old conservative influencer who stunned the internet by claiming she secretly gave birth to Elon Musk’s 13th child, has launched her official “Worldwide Plea for Privacy” tour.
Just days after pleading for solitude on X and alleging Musk fathered her five-month-old son, St. Clair has pivoted to a full-scale media blitz, sitting down with outlets like the New York Post and popular podcasters to demand the public respect her need to be left alone while raising the offspring of the world’s richest man.
St. Clair’s announcement came on February 14, when she posted on X that she welcomed a baby five months prior and named Musk, 53, as the father. She insisted the tech mogul wanted the pregnancy kept under wraps, even leaving his name off the birth certificate.
“I just want peace for me and my children,” St. Clair told the New York Post in an exclusive interview, her second of the week.
She went on to detail how she met Musk in San Francisco during a work assignment and has since met his mother, Maye Musk, and some of his other children, though she offered no hard proof of the billionaire’s paternity.
The irony hasn’t been lost on observers as St. Clair’s privacy tour ramps up. After her initial X post, she’s appeared on three podcasts in as many days, each time reiterating her desire for a quiet life while dropping tantalizing hints about her alleged ties to Musk’s sprawling family tree.
Sources close to the influencer say she’s negotiating a book deal titled “Leave Me Alone: My Life with Elon’s Legacy,” with a potential release date slated for next fall.
“Elon’s silence is deafening, and it’s forcing me to speak out,” St. Clair told a popular conservative podcast host on Monday.
She described Musk as “down to earth” during their brief romance, a characterization that clashes with his public persona as a galaxy-hopping visionary currently scrutinizing Social Security fraud through his DOGE initiative.
Musk, for his part, has only offered a cryptic “Woah” on X in response to the claims, leaving the public to wonder if he’s too busy hunting 150-year-old Social Security recipients to address his alleged 13th child.
Meanwhile, St. Clair’s tour marches on, with a scheduled appearance on a major cable news network this week, where she’s expected to again plead for the privacy she’s so publicly relinquished.
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