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Her name is Vivian Jenna Wilson, but it’s not the name her parents chose for her at birth. Born a boy, she opted, with her mother’s unwavering support, for gender reassignment. A decision the world’s richest man does not accept. What are the financial consequences of this choice for Vivian?
It was at Queen’s University in Kingston, Canada, that the future billionaire Elon Musk met Justine Wilson at the age of 19. The young woman, also a student, dreamed of becoming a writer. An ambition she would fully realize, becoming the author of fantasy novels for young adults such as Blood Angel, Uninvited, and Lord of Bones, the sequel to her first novel.
The love story of the two young people, recounted by Justine Wilson in a YouTube video, speaks volumes about the future billionaire’s temperament. “He would ask me out, and I would say no. So he would call me again. He would ask me out again, and I would say no again. And it went on like that until we finally moved in together in an apartment in the San Francisco Bay Area.” She adds in Marie Claire magazine, “For him, no is not an answer.”Two years after their wedding, the couple welcomed their first child, Nevada Alexander. Ten weeks later, tragedy struck: the baby died of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) . In 2004, Justine and Errol Musk’s son finally welcomed two children after in vitro fertilization (IVF), a process rumored—though never confirmed—by Elon Musk to have the male embryos selected. The twins are Griffin and Vivian Jenna Wilson, née Xavier. In 2006, the family grew again with the birth of triplets: Kai, Saxon and Damian.
Elon Musk: at war with Vivian Jenna, whose gender transition he has never accepted
Vivian Jenna Wilson agreed to speak with our colleagues at Paris Match . The young woman has just launched a modeling career and recently made her “stunning” debut at Paris Fashion Week. In the October 30th issue of the magazine, she speaks freely and even proudly about her mother, Justine. “My mother taught me that strength has nothing to do with authority,” she declares. Vivian only regrets one thing about her transition: having discussed it on social media before even talking to her mother. Especially since her mother reacted very positively. “She just said, ‘Okay. I love you.'” But the reaction from her father was quite different. While he eventually agreed to sign the documents authorizing the hormone therapy that accompanies the transition , Elon Musk joined forces with Donald Trump to wage war on the issue of transgender rights . Viviane tenses up: “I was used as an example to show why trans children shouldn’t exist. I couldn’t let that go.”
A merciless battle has erupted between father and daughter, waged through the media. He attacks, declaring that his child “died, killed by the woke virus,” to which she responds scathingly on social media. “I have nothing left to lose,” she justifies herself: “I just want to exist and for others to be able to exist too.”
Elon Musk: Is his daughter Vivian at the head of a $40 billion fortune?
The relationship between Elon and Vivian remains complicated and shows no signs of improving.” He didn’t recognize me when I changed, not just my name, but my skin, my soul. He didn’t try to understand. I don’t want to hate him. I just want him to let me exist.”
“Today, she’s cut ties with her father and lives in a shared apartment,” our colleagues reveal, to whom she confides that her rent is $1,200, or €1,030, the price of a simple room in Los Angeles where she settled. ” I don’t live in a mansion. I don’t have a Tesla. But I love my life and I’m proud to be financially independent. To be clear, I don’t have an inheritance, a trust fund, or anything like that. Someone claimed on TikTok that I had $40 billion. LOL! If that were the case, there would be no more homeless people or hunger in the world ,” the blonde with Rapunzel-like hair jokes. She adds , “I don’t like rich people” and explains, “Morality isn’t measured in billions.”