US EditionElon Musk's Ex Ashley St. Clair Has Jaw-Dropping Response to Donald Trump Fallout
- Elon Musk and his ex Ashley St. Clair, who share a nine-month-old child named Romulus, have engaged publicly amid Musk's feud with President Donald Trump in mid-2025.
- Musk criticized Trump's proposed tax cut and spending bill, escalating their dispute as Musk claimed the legislation would increase U.S. Debt and took credit for Trump's political comeback.
- Amid this conflict, St. Clair posted a mocking message to Trump on X offering breakup advice, while Musk accused Trump of ingratitude and suggested Trump’s name appears in unreleased Epstein files.
- St. Clair revealed Musk offered her $15 million plus monthly support to keep their child's paternity confidential, but she rejected the deal to avoid their son feeling like a secret.
- Their public exchange highlights the personal and political tensions affecting Musk, Trump, and St. Clair, suggesting continued scrutiny over Musk’s private life and his political influence in 2025.
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Elon Musk's ex eager to give Donald Trump 'breakup advice' as president's 'ingratitude' ends their bromance
The sudden public disagreement between Elon Musk and Donald Trump has taken a surprising turn, with Musk’s former partner, Ashley St. Clair, giving breakup advice to the former president. She made this offer in a social media post on X as the argument between Musk and Trump grew more intense. This marks a major change in what was once seen as a strong alliance between the two men. The public clash started over Trump’s proposed budget bill, which…
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