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01 April 2025 09:23by Редакция

Conservative influencer Ashley St. Clair stated that she was forced to sell her Tesla Model S electric car for $100,000 after Elon Musk allegedly cut child support payments for their son by 60%.

In her statement, St. Clair expressed dissatisfaction that one of the world's wealthiest men had limited financial support for the child.

By selling the Model S, the woman effectively got rid of a car directly associated with the name of her child's father. She also received a considerable sum of money.

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Mother of one of Musk's children sold Tesla

By selling the Model S, the woman effectively got rid of a car directly associated with the name of her child's father. She also received a considerable sum of money.

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