Elon Musk trans child Xavier Musk seeks name change, wants no association with father
One of Elon Musk’s kids wants nothing to do with their wealthy father and is also attempting to get rid of the renowned surname. The son of the CEO of SpaceX, Xavier Alexander Musk, has submitted legal procedures to change the name to Vivian Jenna Wilson, indicating that she prefers to be addressed as a woman. The transgender child of Elon Musk turned 18 and no longer wished to be associated with the Tesla CEO. She cited “Gender Identity and the fact that I no longer live with or wish to be related to my biological father in any way, shape, or form” as her justifications for the name change in the official paperwork. Elon Musk has avoided discussing his children in public, and it looks like Vivian Jenna Wilson also prefers to avoid the limelight.
One of Elon Musk’s twins, Xavier Musk, who now prefers the name Vivian Jenna Wilson, was born to his then-partner Justine Wilson. Griffin is the name of the other twin. The twins were reportedly born through IVF. The trans child of Elon Musk doesn’t appear to have any social media accounts. Xavier Musk is the name of a few Instagram pages, although they seem to be bogus.
Elon Musk is a father of seven kids. The couple had welcomed triplets Kai, Saxon, and Damian in addition to Xavier and Griffin. Years later, Elon and his girlfriend Grimes welcomed their son X A-Xii. Exa Dark Siderael Musk, a daughter, was also welcomed by the couple. Elon and Grimes started dating seriously in 2018, and they made their public debut at the Met Gala in May of that year. But in September 2021, the two decided to part ways.
Elon Musk’s 18-year-old daughter reportedly applied to have her name legally changed to reflect her gender identification, according to a screenshot posted on Twitter. The petition was apparently filed in April, not long after Vivian turned 18 years old, according to sources. However, Elon Musk did tweet about his support for the transgender community. Vivian and Elon Musk haven’t previously talked about their connection. Nevertheless, he continued, “All these pronouns are an aesthetic nightmare.”
