Elon Musk’s former partner, Ashley St Clair, has accused him of fueling division through his social media platform, X.
St Clair made the claims in a new documentary about the billionaire by filmmaker Alex Gibney.
She warned that the alleged impact of Musk’s online influence could become serious without proper regulation.
St Clair, who previously supported the MAGA movement, also discussed her relationship with Musk.
She said Musk told her he wanted more children because he needed “a legion of children before the civil war.”
The pair welcomed a son in 2024 but later separated, St Clair also alleged that Musk’s team offered her $40 million to sign a non-disclosure agreement.
She claimed the offer included a monthly payment of $100,000. According to St Clair, the offer was withdrawn after she refused to sign the agreement.
The allegations have added another layer to the public scrutiny surrounding Musk’s personal life and online influence.
St Clair is one of the mothers of Musk’s confirmed children, according to reports cited in the documentary.
Her criticism also comes amid continuing debate over content moderation and regulation on X.
She described Musk’s activity on the platform as creating “deliberate division.”
The documentary presents her account alongside wider questions about Musk’s influence and political views.
