How Maye Musk Defends Son Elon Against Twitter Trolls (Exclusive)

How Maye Musk Defends Son Elon Against Twitter Trolls (Exclusive)

In a fierce defense of her son Elon Musk, Maye Musk has taken to social media to combat the relentless stream of Twitter trolls targeting the billionaire tech mogul.

At 74, the seasoned model and author isn’t just basking in her son’s success; she’s actively standing up against the vitriol that comes with fame.

“If worldwide news is hating on your 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥, you’d be furious,” she declared, revealing the emotional toll of public scrutiny on family ties.

Elon Musk, recognized as the richest person in the world, has recently made headlines with his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter, a move that has ignited a fresh wave of criticism and skepticism.

Elon Musk, recognized as the richest person in the world, has recently made headlines with his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter, a move that has ignited a fresh wave of criticism and skepticism. Maye Musk, who has spent five decades in the modeling industry and has authored a memoir titled “A Woman Makes a Plan,” highlights the bond they share, having attended high-profile events like the Met Gala together. “You would feel the same if they were insulting your 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥,” she emphasized during an exclusive interview, showcasing her unwavering support.

Known for her jet-setting lifestyle and her own impressive career, Maye is not just “Elon’s mom” but a formidable figure in her own right. Her memoir reveals insights into the Musk family’s dynamics, including how her 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥ren, including daughter Tosca, learned to be independent while she pursued her career. “We had to work together to make sure that we all had everything that we needed,” she shared, reflecting on their upbringing.

With the world watching closely, Maye Musk’s passionate defense of her son comes at a critical time as Elon continues to revolutionize industries and spark conversations that challenge the status quo. As they navigate the harsh realities of fame and wealth, the Musk family remains united, proving that the strongest support often comes from those closest to you.

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