Elon Musk refers to mothers of children as “reproducers”, says ex-wife

Justine Wilson, ex-wife of Elon Musk, accepted to be part of Alex Gibney’s documentary “Musk”, which premiered on October 16, and said that the founder of the 55-year-old Tesla referred to the mothers of his 14 children as “reproducers”. 

Justine Wilson and Elon Musk were married between 2000 and 2008 and have six children in common – the twins Vivian and Griffin, the triplets Kai, Saxon and Damian and the son Nevada Alexander, who died at 10 weeks of life.

The former company of the entrepreneur said that for Musk “the breeders are interchangeable”.

But he did not stick around and also revealed that Elon Musk told him that he was the “alpha” in their relationship while they were dancing at the wedding. He also spoke of “psychological manipulation” due to the way he was treated by the entrepreneur. 

“ I learned the term “psychological manipulation” through my relationship with Elon,” he said, detailing that the entrepreneur made him feel “insignificant”. 

A People also reports that Vivian, who is transgender, is mentioned in this documentary. Remember that Elon Musk previously stated that he lost his daughter due to “woke mentality virus”.

In “Musk”, Justine Wilson says that her ex-husband canceled Vivian’s health insurance after she took over as a transgender. He added that the manager “never tried to settle things” with his daughter. “It’s not part of his nature.”

Still, Elon Musk will have asked Justine Wilson to tell Vivian that “I would love her forever.”. 

The magazine indicates that Elon Musk himself did not participate in the documentary and, in 2023, classified the film on X (formerly Twitter) as “a defamatory play”. Alex Gibney asked in another publication: “How do you know?”

People assumed that Musk's lawyer Alex Spiro threatened a lawsuit because of the documentary, claiming that it falsely suggests that the businessman manipulated the US presidential elections of 2024. Alex Gibney will have received a letter from Alex Spiro before the release of the documentary. 

Alex Spiro will have said that Elon Musk tried to contact Alex Gibney several times and asked for an opportunity to respond to the allegations made in the film, but allegedly he was “refused.”. 

“ This project didn't start as an investigation. It began with a conclusion,” Alex Spiro wrote. 

In turn, in response, a spokesman for the film producer, Jigsaw, defended the work of Alex Gibney. “Alex Gibney’s films are consistently recognized for their in-depth explorations and based on facts about influential figures and companies, coupled with their bold and captivating style of realization.”

“ The right to participate in an open debate and to make analysis based on facts about influential public figures is protected by First Amendment – something that must be recognised and defended by all Americans, including Elon Musk’s collaborators, who proclaimed himself an “absolute freedom of expression”, he added.