In response to the wound, Elon Musk's daughter says, "I do not actually know how many siblings I have."

In response to the wound, Elon Musk's daughter says, "I do not actually know how many siblings I have."

Since taking over the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) as Donald Trump's right-hand man, Elon Musk has continued to gain enemies. Drivers are ashamed of the brand, and even his own daughter is reluctant to be associated with Tesla after the tech mogul was involved in one of the largest accidents in the history of the automobile industry.

Elon Musk's eldest daughter, Vivienne Jenna Wilson, was not afraid to publicly criticize her father. The 20-year-old cited the Tesla CEO's purported Nazi salute at the inauguration of Donald Trump.

The salute was unquestionably a Nazi salute, according to Musk's daughter. According to The Guardian, Vivian Jena acknowledged that this was not the first time it had happened, as her father had made the gesture during two protests in January. Going further, Elon Musk's daughter said her father was a "cartoonishly evil" aspect of the White House.

The remarks made by Musk's daughter are not shocking. Wilson became well-known last year when her father, the CEO of Tesla, discussed her on a podcast, saying she "tricked" him into signing a waiver that would have allowed her to get gender-affirming medical care. At the time, she was sixteen.

The young lady answered her father right away. Vivian claimed that Musk was cruel to her and essentially absent from her life in an interview with NBC News last year.

In 2022, Vivian Jenna Wilson severed her relationship with her biological father. In order to formally take her mother's last name and drop her own, the young woman went to court in California. According to her, "I do not actually know how many siblings I have,"

One of the most outspoken opponents of recent Trump administration policies, such as prohibitions on transgender individuals serving in the military or playing women's sports, is Elon Musk's daughter.