Elon Musk: It wasn’t a routine meeting at Twitter’s San Francisco offices when Elon Musk was in the middle of finalising his takeover transaction at some point in October. The choice was significant, and it was obvious that it would permanently alter the social media industry. But among the heated debates, a toddler was running around and playing with the toys that were lying on the floor.
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Musk’s child accompanied him at the meeting
Musk’s child, X Æ A-XII, was unintentionally present at the meeting with Musk, his crew, and former Trust and Safety Officer Yoel Roth, according to a report by The Washington Post. On October 27, the same day that Musk assumed formal control of the business, the report was released.
The “war room” discussion took place on the second floor and was attended by members of Musk’s inner circle, including his lawyer Alex Spiro, venture capitalist David Sacks, and tech investor Jason Calacanis. The topics that were discussed there, such content control and layoffs, were what made it a war room. Possible attendees of the Halloween party at the time included other employees who had brought their kids, as well as the billionaire’s two-year-old.
Nearly two weeks after the takeover, Yoel Roth ended up departing owing to divergent views on reinstating accounts of Christian news outlet The Babylon Bee and conspiracy theorist Jordan Peterson, despite the fact that the new CEO and Roth first had key discussions together, according to The Post. “A Twitter whose principles are determined by fiat has no need for a trust and safety function dedicated to its principled evolution,” Roth wrote in a New York Times op-ed after leaving.
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An overview of Musk’s children
The Twitter CEO’s first child with Canadian artist Grimes is X AE A-Xii. The two of them divorced in September 2021, and now they share parenting of the toddler. Musk also has kids from previous relationships with people like Canadian novelist Justine Wilson and Neuralink executive Shivon Zilis.
He recently discussed his anguish following the death of his first child with Wilson. “In my arms, my firstborn child passed away. I sensed his final heartbeat. Regarding his son Nevada Alexander Musk, who passed away in 2002 at the age of 10 weeks from sudden infant death syndrome, he said earlier this week, “I have no pity for anyone who would utilise the deaths of children for gain, politics, or fame.”
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