Influencer Tiffany Fong Responds to Allegation That Elon Musk Requested She Carry His Child: 'It's Not Going to Happen'
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Recently, journalist Tiffany Fong brought attention to a concerning situation by revealing private messages from Elon Musk on April 18th on 2025.
In the leaked communications, Musk made a proposition to Fong, asking her to have a child with him. Despite having never met, Fong was aware that Musk had "liked" some of her posts on social media.
Initially intimidated by the prospect of refusing the world's richest man, she feared that declining his offer might lead him to manipulate the Twitter/X algorithm, ultimately diminishing her views and impacting her income. However, Fong ultimately chose to reject Musk's request, seeking a more conventional family and feeling understandably unsettled by the entire proposition.
Shortly after her refusal, Musk unfollowed Fong and revoked her X Premium privileges, which she had already paid for. Subsequently, her views, retweets, and follower interactions plummeted. This development is peculiar, but it aligns with a pattern of Musk allegedly approaching women online about having children. Reports suggest he has at least seventeen children, and while some women agree to his proposals, those who refuse seem to face repercussions in terms of their visibility on his platform. Musk's ownership of Twitter has sparked discussions around his capability to disseminate political propaganda, a concern that resonates with many.
Furthermore, there are allegations that his acquisition also serves the purpose of pressuring and manipulating intelligent women into parenthood—women he has never met, some of whom depend on his platform for their livelihoods.