Grimes asks Elon Musk to let her see her son in a deleted tweet
Grimes may have just posted and deleted some very disturbing things about her co-parenting relationship with ex Elon Musk.
screenshots Apparently, the “Genesis” singer begged from Thursday morning’s show for a chance to see her son X AE A-Xii, one of the Tesla CEO’s nine living children.
The screenshots show Grimes tweeting about Musk biographer Walter Isaacson after his article about Musk came out on time Magazine on Tuesday. The story includes photos of Musk with Neuralink manager Shivon Zilis and their twins, as well as a photo of Musk with X.
“Tell Shivon to unblock me and tell Elon to let me see my son or please reply to my lawyer,” the tweet reads, according to the screenshot. “Until now, I have never been allowed to see a photo of these children, even though the situation has completely torn my family apart.”
Grimes’ representative, née Claire Boucher, did not immediately respond to HuffPost’s requests for comment. Emails to Twitter’s press office received an automatic response: “Busy now, please check back later.”
Grimes and Musk were first linked after attending the 2018 Met Gala together. They gave birth to son in May 2020
Musk’s twins and Zilis were born a few weeks earlier than Y, in November 2021.
The “Kill v. Maim” singer referred to Musk as her “boyfriend” in an interview. Vanity Fair interview after Y’s birth he said: “There’s no real word for it… We’re very flexible.” We live in separate houses. We are best friends. We see each other all the time…We just have our own thing going on and I don’t expect anyone else to understand.”
After publishing the story in March 2022, Grimes posted that the couple did it since then separated again but that Musk was still her “best friend and the love of my life.”
Just a few weeks ago, others since-deleted tweets The song, attributed to Grimes, saw the singer referencing “the most traumatic events of my life.”
“A lot has happened in my life over the last few years, most of which I have kept from the public,” she continued. “Maybe I still do this out of respect for others, but the last few days have shown me that without fundamental change, I will die of stress and my children will not be well.”
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