Overview
- Ashley St. Clair has publicly condemned Elon Musk for reposting language on X that misgenders his trans daughter Vivian Wilson and for writing that "the woke mind virus killed my son," saying those posts increase threats to her family.
- St. Clair says Musk’s negative posts about his children raise the volume of online threats because of his large platform and audience, and she has urged him to stop targeting his own child.
- The dispute sits inside an active legal fight: St. Clair filed a lawsuit against Musk’s company xAI alleging Grok on X produced sexualized deepfakes of her, and Musk has threatened to seek full custody of their son Romulus after she apologized for past transphobic remarks.
- St. Clair has posted new public recollections about her 2023 relationship with Musk, including claims that he questioned paternity of other children; the anecdote about Amber Heard’s children is secondhand and unverified.
- The case highlights wider problems with platform harms and family safety because posts by high‑profile users can amplify threats, and observers say court rulings, xAI’s response, and future X moderation will shape how similar disputes get handled.