Ashley St. Clair Files For Sole Custody Of Child She Says Elon Musk Fathered
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The MAGA personality alleges Musk has only met their son a total of three times, spending a total of three and half hours with the baby.
MAGA influencer Ashley St. Clair filed two petitions on Friday against Elon Musk, seeking a court-ordered paternity test and sole custody of the 5-month old she says she and the SpaceX founder share.
Earlier this month, on Valentine’s Day, St. Clair posted a statement on Musk-owned social media platform X saying he was the father of her infant. The child would be Musk’s 13th, and his first with St. Clair.
Musk has not publicly acknowledged her claim, and an attorney for Musk named in the new filings did not immediately respond to a request for comment from HuffPost.
In the new petitions, filed in New York Supreme Court, St. Clair details her relationship with Musk. She alleges that the pair began their romantic relationship in May 2023, and conceived their son, identified in the filings as R.S.C, around January last year. News of the court filings was first broken by journalist Taylor Lorenz on her Substack, User Mag.
St. Clair claims in the filing that Musk has “acknowledged parentage of the child in various written correspondences” with her. Two images uploaded to the petition claim to show digital messages between St. Clair and Musk.
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