"I'm not afraid": Elon Musk's daughter doesn't hold back against her father

Vivian Jenna Wilson, Elon Musk's daughter, responded to accusations of a Nazi salute allegedly made by her father during Donald Trump's inauguration.

The 20-year-old (transgender) woman goes straight to the point: “We’re going to call a spade a bloody spade... It definitely was one. Especially if two claps followed in sequence, based on the reaction to the first one. The crowd is also to blame, and I feel like no one is talking about that,” she posted on the Bluesky network, similar to X (formerly Twitter). And when it comes to describing her father, the tone remains as sharp. "He's a pathetic man-child," adding that she's "not afraid of him".

It's just “claps”

Vivian Jenna Wilson, who has been estranged from her father since her transition, also doesn't hold back on mocking the aggression of the Tesla CEO's defenders, who attacked her post. “I don't see why you're reacting so much to my post. It’s obvious I'm only talking about claps,” the young woman stated. And added: “After all, there’s no evidence that I'm not just talking about claps. The fact people believe I'm not just talking about claps shows just how dishonest they can be.”

For his part, the businessman firmly denies these accusations. “Honestly, they need better dirty tricks. The 'everyone is Hitler' attack is so worn out,” he wrote on X.

(MH with Olivia Stasse - Source: Demotivateur - Picture: ©picture alliance / Capital Pictures | Ron Sachs/MPI)