Overview
- Ashley St. Clair claims Elon Musk substantially reduced financial support for their child following her February 2025 custody lawsuit.
- Musk has filed an emergency gag order to restrict St. Clair from publicly discussing the custody case, which she is actively opposing in court.
- St. Clair alleges Musk has been largely absent from their son's life, having met the child only three times, with his last visit in November 2024.
- The legal process has been delayed as Musk has reportedly avoided accepting service of the custody lawsuit, prolonging the case.
- St. Clair has requested a DNA test to confirm Musk's paternity and continues to act as the sole caregiver for the child.