Elon Musk’s child criticizes him for sharing false information about transgender individuals: ‘Keep feeling annoyed’

The billionaire mogul coincidentally made the allegations on the same day his estranged daughter appeared on the cover of Teen Vogue.

Vivian Jenna Wilson also criticized Elon Musk for declaring her “dead” again in a recent anti-trans tweet.

Vivian was recently featured on the front page of Teen Vogue magazine. In the article, she did not hold back in criticizing her father, Elon Musk, even going as far as to refer to him as a “pathetic man child.”

On the same day, Musk took to his X platform (formerly known as Twitter) to post a tweet. In his tweet, he insinuated that transgender individuals were responsible for the recent string of attacks on Tesla vehicles and facilities.

In response, Vivian has inferred that Musk’s statement was targeted at her for making the cover of Teen Vogue.

In response to her father’s tweet, Vivian took to Threads and wrote, “I suspect that someone was so bothered by my Teen Vogue feature that they resorted to spreading false information about the transgender community. Actually, you know what? That’s exactly what I’m saying.”

Vivian also mocked the billionaire mogul with a follow-up tweet, saying, “Stay pressed,” along with a skull emoji.

A day after her scathing remark, Vivian blasted her father for declaring her “dead” again.

“My Son, Xavier, died. He was killed by the woke mind virus. Now, the woke mind virus will die,” Musk wrote in a post, referencing Vivian’s birth name.

The post shared many similarities with an interview Musk made years back, where he claimed that he was deceived into signing gender-affirming care for Vivian and that she was “dead” to him.

Responding to the recent Musk’s recent remarks, Vivian wrote on Threads, “Ew. Gross. I’ll deal with this nonsense in a bit, for now a simple ratio will suffice.”

In a follow-up post, Vivian shared a TikTok video in which she mimed the words, “I look pretty good for a dead b-tch.”

After sharing her post, Vivian immediately got support from her fans in the comment section.

“He must really hate how beloved you’ve become just for being yourself; it doesn’t add up in his mind…..good,” a user said about Musk.

“Girl, we’ll make sure that even your reply to your own post ratios his. You may not have a father, but you have a community in here Vivian,” another individual commented.

Someone else wrote on Threads, “I am so proud of you and what you’ve done. You may be one of the only good things he’s ever done!”

Earlier in the month, Vivian blasted Musk for allegedly using sex-selective IVF for his kids.

At the time, she took to Threads to pen a scathing statement in which she claimed her “assigned sex at birth was a commodity that was bought and paid for.”

“When I was feminine as a child and then turned out to be transgender, I was going against the product that was sold,” Vivian continued.

She added, “That expectation of masculinity that I had to rebel against all my life was a monetary transaction. A monetary transaction. A MONETARY TRANSACTION.”

Shortly after sharing the thread, Vivian came back to question the legality of the sex-selective IVF process, saying, “How the f–k is this legal?”

Vivian is one of five children Musk shares with ex-wife Justine Musk. In June 2022, she came out as transgender after filing to drop Musk’s name while opting for the maiden name of her mother.

In the filing, Vivian also disowned Musk, writing that she no longer “wish to be related to my biological father in any way, shape, or form.”

Since coming out as transgender, she has repeatedly criticized her father’s actions—especially regarding his comments about the trans community.

She also hasn’t spoken to him since 2020 but remains close to her mother, Justine.

According to Vivian, her mother has been supportive of her choices, including her decision to come out.

“She’s been supportive of the choices that I have made in college, about being public. She kind of was like, ‘Well, I can’t stop you, so whatever.’ Does it stress her out? Yes. But she’s ultimately fine with it,” Vivian said during her cover story for Teen Vogue.