The tweets that Elon doesn’t want us to see: Grimes accuses her ex of ignoring their child’s ‘medical crisis’

The 53-year-old Elon Musk, a well-known businessman and the richest person on the planet, just welcomed his thirteenth child.

Elon Musk’s large family is not as harmonious as he may want the public to think, despite recent reports that he became a father for the thirteenth time.

Musk received a message yesterday on the social media site X (formerly Twitter) from Grimes (36), a well-known singer and his ex-partner, about one of their three children.

She later removed all of her posts after publicly pleading with Musk to get in touch with her regarding a “medical crisis” involving their child.

Grimes wrote, “Please respond regarding our child’s medical crisis.” “I apologize for bringing this up in public, but it is unacceptable to ignore this situation any longer. It needs immediate attention.

The singer kept contacting her ex-partner, but she did not elaborate on the nature of the crisis.

“Please assign or hire someone who can speak with me if you don’t want to, so we can proceed and find a solution. “Elon, it’s urgent,” Grimes wrote.

She said, “I won’t go into details, but if he doesn’t reply as soon as possible, our child will suffer lifelong consequences if he keeps ignoring messages, calls, and emails, and continues to avoid meetings.”

Posts from Grimes vanished shortly after. On Musk’s platform, X, users conjectured that he was concealing or limiting them in order to preserve his reputation.

Grimes’ tweets about their son are being removed by Elon. The world’s wealthiest man, but a pathetic and awful father.

“I’ve never seen anything so depressing.”

“All of a sudden, her tweets are “unavailable.” Just “unavailable”—not erased, not removed, not against the rules.

She obviously did not remove them herself.
“This is a nightmare dystopian scenario.”

Grimes and Elon Musk have three children together: Techno Mechanicus, Exa Dark Siderael, and their oldest child, X Æ A-Xii (also called X). Before deleting her tweets, she did not identify the child to whom she was alluding.

A source close to the family has criticized Musk’s parenting style, and the billionaire has not yet publicly responded to Grimes.

“He’s tweeting memes instead of being involved in his kids’ lives,” an anonymous source told People.

When Grimes learned that their son, X, had visited Donald Trump’s White House earlier this month, they became irate. It wasn’t until someone sent her pictures online that she discovered the truth.

Grimes wrote on X at the time, “He shouldn’t be in the public eye like this.” I appreciate you letting me know because I hadn’t noticed this. At least he was courteous, though. Oh no.

Grimes clarified that she hadn’t disclosed any information and that the situation was urgent, despite one user’s worry about her publicly contacting Musk.

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