‘Questionable life selections’: Elon Musk’s ‘child mama’ Ashley St Clair says she’s getting evicted, has no money

Influencer Ashley St Clair who claimed to be the mom of Elon Musk’s thirteenth baby says she’s broke and getting evicted.

Right-wing influencer Ashley St Clair launched a podcast and stated she had to do that as she is broke and is getting evicted. Called ‘Bad Advice’, the podcast was launched Monday as Ashley stated: “Well, after a 12 months of unplanned profession suicide, many questionable life selections and a niche in my LinkedIn profile that can’t legally be defined, I’ve determined to begin a podcast.““Unlike your Ben Shapiros or your Megyn Kellys, I’m not starting this because I think my big brain thoughts and my podcast mic are the greatest gift to humanity. “I actually think I have the worst ideas, so consider everything out of my mouth a cautionary tale,” she stated. Ashley rose to prominence after she claimed to have given delivery to Elon Musk’s thirteenth baby Romulus, which landed her in a authorized and public standoff with Musk. In March, Elon Musk stated regardless of not understanding for positive whether or not Sr Clair’s baby was his or not, he gave her $2.5 million and was sending her $500,000 per 12 months. But St Clair claimed he withdrew most of his baby help after she went public with their dispute and filed for custody.St Clair additionally bought her Tesla months in the past to “make up for the 60 per cent cut” that Elon allegedly made to their son’s baby help. The first episode of the podcast, sponsored by betting platform Polymarket, had many mentions of Elon Musk and former DOGE worker Edward Coristine, popularly generally known as Big Balls, due to his involvement in a current carjacking incident that he stopped and received assaulted. “The White House in all of its brilliance, is apparently … considering giving “Big Balls” the presidential medal of freedom for getting his ass beat,” she stated, “which is fascinating because I was under the impression that Republicans were morally opposed to participation trophies.”“Since when does losing a street fight make you Rosa Parks?” she joked.