Elon Musk Has A 3rd Son Named ‘Techo’? Grimes Revealed Getting Upset As He Sent Her Intimate Snaps Of Birth-Giving To His Father & Brothers, Saying “He Was Just Clueless…”
Elon Musk is believed to have 11 children including his three kids with Grimes. The singer revealed strange facts about the Tesla Boss.
Elon Musk Has A 3rd Son Named ‘Techo’? Grimes Revealed Getting Upset ( Photo Credit – Instagram ; Wikimedia )
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Singer-songwriter Grimes is furious over Elon Musk being “clueless”. The Canadian singer has branded Elon “clueless” for sending pictures of her undergoing a caesarean section to family members.
The singer who goes by the real name Claire Boucher has three children with the tech billionaire and she’s revealed she was furious with her on/off partner when she discovered he had sent her father and brothers intimate snaps of the moment she gave birth to their son X Æ A-12.
In Walter Isaacson’s new biography of the Tesla boss titled ‘Elon Musk’- Grimes explained: “He was just clueless about why I’d be upset.” The book also revealed the existence of the couple’s third child a son named Techo Mechanicus who goes by the name Tau.
It was previously thought the pair were parents to two children together, three-year-old X Æ A-12, and daughter Exa Dark Sideræl, 19 months, but Isaacson stated they also have second son Tau.
The revelation was mentioned in an extensive review of the book by the New York Times newspaper.
The outlet wrote: “Isaacson has ably conveyed that Musk doesn’t truly like pushback. Some of his lieutenants insist that he will eventually listen to reason, but Isaacson sees firsthand Musk’s habit of deriding as a saboteur or an idiot anyone who resists him.”
“The musician Grimes, the mother of three of Musk’s children (the existence of the third, Techno Mechanicus, nicknamed Tau, has been kept private until now), calls his roiling anger “demon mode” — a mind-set that ‘causes a lot of chaos’,” they added.
Musk is believed to have 11 children in total including his three kids with Grimes.
