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Mother of Elon Musk’s Children Says She Has Been “Let Go” by the Billionaire

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Mother of Elon Musk’s Children Says She Has Been “Let Go” by the Billionaire

In a recent documentary, Elon Musk's ex-wife, Justine Musk, disclosed that the tech billionaire considers the mothers of his children as "breeders" who are "interchangeable". Musk has fathered 14 known children with four different women over the past two decades. The latest breakup involves Shivon Zilis, who has given birth to four of Musk's children in the last five years and previously served as a board member of Neuralink.

Zilis' statement on social media appears to be an attempt to navigate the breakup discreetly, avoiding potential backlash from Musk. She expressed happiness about having shown Musk how it feels to be deeply loved and nurtured, despite the sudden change in their relationship. Zilis also mentioned that she will miss Musk dearly, despite the bizarre nature of her statement.

The power dynamics in Musk's relationships, combined with his well-known attitude towards women and history of vengeful behavior, cast a shadow over Zilis' attempt to disentangle her life with the billionaire.

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