Elon Musk asked crypto influencer Tiffany Fong to have his baby, she said no and saw her X account ruined

Elon Musk is in the news again. This time because he reportedly asked a crypto influencer and YouTuber Tiffany Fong to have his baby. The report notes that Fong said no.

Elon Musk, the richest man on Earth, handles a number of companies and tens of different projects. In the middle of his busy schedule the one task that is still getting his attention is — baby-making. Musk is in news again due to his fixation with babies as the Wall Street Journal reports that he asked crypto influencer and YouTuber Tiffany Fong to have his child. The report notes that Fong said no.

Earlier this year in February another woman — Ashley St Clair claimed — that the Tesla CEO had fathered her child. Now the WSJ, in its report based on information provided by Ashley, reports that Fong wasn’t the only influencer Musk reached out to. Musk asked Fong to have his baby — despite never having met her in person. Fong is a well-known figure in the crypto community, with over 335,000 followers on X and more than 48,000 subscribers on YouTube. She gained recognition on social media for publishing exclusive interviews with controversial crypto figures, including Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of FTX.

WSJ notes that Musk began interacting with Fong on X last year, frequently liking and replying to her posts. His involvement reportedly helped boost Fong’s profile rapidly, and at one point, she earned $21,000 in just two weeks through the platform’s ad revenue-sharing programme.

While everything seemed good for the influencer, getting engagement from the owner of X and the world’s richest man took a different turn in November. Musk reportedly sent Fong a direct message asking if she would consider having his child. Fong was stunned by the request, especially since she and Musk had never met in person. She also feared that if she declined the offer, her engagement on X might be affected — and that fear, according to the WSJ report, did come true.

Fong said no to Musk, reportedly citing a desire for a more traditional family structure. According to the Journal, Musk unfollowed Fong shortly after the rejection and expressed anger over her sharing the exchange with others. Following that, her engagement and income on X dropped significantly.

The revelation of Musk asking women to have his baby is reportedly part of a bigger report by the WSJ, which details Musk’s personal relationships and the influence he wields over women who interact with him online. One of these women is Ashley St Clair, a conservative influencer who, earlier this year, claimed that she and Musk share a child. She told the WSJ that Musk had offered her a multimillion-dollar deal — $15 million upfront and $100,000 monthly until the child turned 21— in exchange for silence about their alleged relationship. St Clair declined the offer.

Whatever the reasons Musk does seem somewhat obsessed with fathering babies. He currently seems to have 14 children with four different women. At the same time, he has often expressed deep concerns about global population decline. The billionaire believes that having more children is vital to the future of civilization, and he has also linked this belief to his goal of colonising Mars.