New Delhi: The father of SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, one of America’s richest men embroiled in controversy due to his breached deal with Twitter, has a relationship with his own stepdaughter. Yes, now that step-daughter of her has given birth to a baby girl three years ago from her father. Not only this, the couple now has two children.
Now Erol Musk has accepted
In fact, according to the New York Post, Errol Musk in an interview with a British tabloid has now admitted that he welcomed a baby girl with Elon’s half-sister ‘Jana’ in the year 2019. On the matter, this 76-year-old South African engineer said, “The only thing we are on earth for. That is to reproduce or to bring new life into the world.” However, the couple welcomed their first child, ‘Elliot Rush’ in the year 2017.
Be aware that Elon Musk’s father’s name is Errol and he is more than 76 years old. While stepdaughter Jana’s age is 35 years. However, Alan is said to be very angry with this relationship with his father and due to this, he has not even spoken to him for several months. At the same time, according to the English website DailyMail, when Alan’s father married Jana’s mother, Jana was only 4 years. At the same time, after a few years of marriage, both of them got divorced.
Alan told his father a bad person
Although Alan had earlier described his father as a bad and very bad person. Allen said on this that, whatever bad thing you can think of, his father has done it. Due to this relationship, problems have arisen in Elon Musk’s family. At the same time, Alan’s father Errol said that now he can barely remember ‘Jana”s mother.
Divorce happened due to his relationship with Jana
Significantly, Elon Musk’s father Errol, and Jana’s mother had been together for 18 years and both had two children. But then it is also said that the reason for the divorce was Errol’s connection with the departure. Actually ‘Jana’ and ‘Alan’ have also been together at one time. But when he came to know about his father’s relationship with ‘Jaana’, he was also very upset.
