Ashley St. Clair Says She Is 'Getting Evicted' Despite Elon Musk's Payments Claims

Elon Musk's newest baby mama, Ashley St. Clair, continues to drag the billionaire on social media.

The right-wing influencer has been butting heads with the father of her son, Romulus, after revealing their relationship in February 2025. She sued him for sole custody of their child and asked that he be declared the boy's father.

Ashley St. Clair claims she is in dire financial distress despite Elon Musk noting he pays her a significant sum as the mother of his child. The tech mogul has welcomed 14 children with four women, but his first son, Nevada Alexander, whom he welcomed with his ex-wife Justine Wilson, tragically died at 10 weeks old.

Musk's baby mama announced the premiere of her new podcast "Bad Advice with Ashley St. Clair" on X, dropping an over thirty minutes video. She claimed she was forced to become a podcast host "after a year of unplanned career suicide" and "many questionable life choices."

St. Clair threw several jabs at Musk throughout the episode, noting she had to partner with Polymarket to earn money by doing an ad read. The prediction platform offered her $10,000, according to her, and she happily accepted the offer because she was "getting evicted" from her New York pad.

The influencer's money woes sparked mixed reactions from X users, with some wondering how she could be broke. "Find a job, and provide for yourself and the kid, until your legal saga with Elon gets resolved. No need to post negative stuff like that online/in the media," someone advised St. Clair.

The negative reactions to St. Clair's confessions continued with an X user noting she should have thought twice before having a child with Musk, given his baby mama history. Another echoed similar sentiments, claiming the influencer was not cut out to be a podcast host.

More fans implored St. Clair to stop embarrassing herself online and build a life outside her issues with Musk. On the other hand, some found her post hilarious and welcomed her new business venture, with a supporter writing, "Hahaha. Please do a tell-all of Musk unless you're legally binded."

"Ashley won this round. Her haters are seething while simultaneously obsessively reacting to frankly a funny and authentic breath of fresh air in this ecosystem of fabrication," a fellow supporter penned. The post comes five months after Musk's financial support claims.

A month after St. Clair revealed she welcomed a son with Musk, The Blast shared that she sparked backlash for being a "gold digger and professional gaslighter." A critic called her out on X, noting she wanted to sell the Tesla her baby daddy had gifted her.

St. Clair claimed she needed the money because Musk had reduced her child support funds. He responded to the post with a shocking confession, revealing he wasn't certain the child was his.

"Despite not knowing for sure, I have given Ashley $2.5M and am sending her $500k/year," Musk alleged. St. Clair claimed the money she received from the billionaire had significantly reduced after their legal fallout.

St. Clair filed two petitions against Musk, with one asking the court to declare him the father of her child. She alleged their son was conceived in January 2024 during a getaway trip to St. Barths. Her second filing was for sole custody of the boy.

The social media personality claimed Musk was a neglectful father, alleging he visited only three times since their son's birth. Her allegations sparked scathing accusations from other influencers, who noted she had intentionally baby-trapped Musk.

The Blast covered the story, reporting that Isabella Moody leaked their alleged text exchange where St. Clair revealed her plan to seduce Musk. She claimed she wanted his "rocket babies," with fellow influencer Laura Loomer echoing similar sentiments about the orchestrated pregnancy.

St. Clair has been waging war against Musk for months, including dropping scathing allegations against him in a tell-all interview. The Blast shared that she claimed her ex had offered her $15 million in exchange for her silence.

The media personality noted Musk wanted her to keep her son's parentage a secret and promised to pay $100,000 monthly alongside the one-time $15 million payment. St. Clair claimed he offered the same deal to his other baby mamas, noting she was close to accepting it.

However, she ultimately refused the deal, leading to her strained relationship with Musk. St. Clair also accused the billionaire of attempting to relocate her to a secluded Austin compound where his alleged "harem" of baby mamas lived.

Can Ashley St. Clair find success as a podcaster?