Elon Musk's son steals the show as he joins Donald Trump on stage before inauguration
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Elon Musk's young son grabbed the focus and almost stole Donald Trump's thunder at his inauguration. Little X Æ A-Xii, who the mega rich tycoon shares with Canadian singer Grimes, bounced around on stage as his father addressed the audience. The proud dad, 53, let him dance as he waited before they both raised their hands with the President smiling away.
"Little X just followed me on stage here," SpaceX CEO Musk told the crowd as the four-year-old stole the show. "He's a very enthusiastic supporter as you can see." Earlier, the billionaire decided to continue his war with Keir Starmer by claiming the PM had been snubbed from attending the lavish ceremony.
During his speech, Musk promised to “make America strong for centuries” before adding that Trump's return will “Make America Great Again.” He has handed over million to his ally's campaign to return to the White House and spoke at the Capital Arena as Trump introduced the leader of his new Department of Government Efficiency.
In 2020, when X was a newborn, Elon praised Grimes who he said 'had a much bigger role' in X's life at the time. Speaking to the New York Times, he said: "Babies are just eating and pooping machines, you know? Right now there's not much I can do. "Grimes has a much bigger role than me right now. When the kid gets older, there will be more of a role for me." Elon first became a father many years before he welcomed X, having six children from previous relationships.
