The owner of the social network X Elon Musk strongly supported Donald Trump during his presidential campaign. After the Republican's victory, the tech mogul's daughter announced her desire to leave the country.
The daughter of Elon Musk, tech billionaire and owner of the social network with whom she is at odds, supported during the campaign.
“I've been thinking about it for a while, but yesterday reinforced my idea. I don't see my future in the United States,” announced the 20-year-old young woman the day after Donald Trump's victory. , on the social network Threads, a competitor to the X network, owned by his father.
“Even if he only stays in power for 4 years, even if anti-trans regulations aren't magically enforced, the people who voted for him aren't going to go away anytime soon,” she says. referring to the real estate mogul, without mentioning his name.
Cold for years
Vivian Jenna Wilson is one of Elon Musk's 12 children. She announced in 2022, when she had just turned 18, that she had filed a request to change her name both to conform with her gender identity, but also because she had said she “no longer lived with (her) biological father” and that she wanted “no longer to be linked to him in any way whatsoever,” Reuters reported in particular at the time.
In 2022, Elon Musk publicly announced his support for the Republican Party, which is in favor of various measures or laws restricting the rights of transgender people in the country.
Over the past two years, father and daughter have regularly attacked each other via media. Vivian Jenna Wilson has repeatedly criticized her father for supporting Donald Trump. Last July, she accused her father of being “absent,” “easily angered,” “uncaring” and “narcissistic” to NBC News.
Strong support for Trump
On the social network “The woke virus killed my son,” assured the tech mogul.
In recent months, Donald Trump has relied heavily on the support of Elon Musk to win against Kamala Harris and regain the White House. The billionaire, who is the richest man in the world, not only invested more than 100 million dollars in the Republican candidate's campaign, but he also participated in several of his rallies and public meetings.
He also launched a controversial lottery in which he offered a million dollars to an American drawn at random promising to vote for Donald Trump. He is now expected to join the government of the elected president.
