Shock accusation against Elon Musk: 'They offered me 40 million dollars to stay silent'
The mother of Elon Musk's thirteenth child, Ashley St. Clair, claimed that she was offered 40 million dollars in exchange for not speaking about Musk. St. Clair said she declined the offer, while Musk maintained that the allegations do not reflect the truth.

The tension between Elon Musk, one of the world’s richest men, and the mother of his 13th child, Ashley St. Clair, resurfaced with a new claim. St. Clair alleged that she was offered $40 million in exchange for not speaking about Musk, while Musk denied the claim in a firm tone.
Allegation of an Offer to Stay Silent About Musk
Ashley St. Clair, who made remarks before the screening of the new Alex Gibney‑produced documentary about Elon Musk at the Venice Film Festival, raised a striking claim.
St. Clair said that she was offered $40 million to refrain from speaking publicly about Musk. According to the claim, the offer was part of a confidentiality agreement that was to be signed between the parties.
"I Will Not Keep the Truth for Money"
St. Clair, who said she did not accept the offer, expressed that she did not want to allow the financial gain to prevent her from telling what she had experienced.
St. Clair said that he wanted to show that defending what he knows to be true and telling the facts is more valuable, noting that the decision he made is also important for the children.
Elon Musk Denies Allegations
After St. Clair's statements, the focus turned to Elon Musk. Musk, in a statement from his social media account, denied the allegation that a $40 million payment had been offered to his former partner.
Musk argued that St. Clair had also made some statements in the past that did not reflect the truth, and therefore claimed that the allegation was false.
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