Ashely St Clair, a 26-year-old influencer, recently claimed that she gave birth to Elon Musk’s baby and has also filed a paternity lawsuit against the tech billionaire.

While Musk has not publicly confirmed or denied the paternity, he recently reacted to posts discussing the claims.

Amid this, conservative commentator Laura Loomer has made a bombshell claim and has intensified her criticism of Ashely Clair.

Did Ashely Clair trap Elon Musk?

Laura Loomer has alleged that Ashley Clair had been plotting to “trap” Elon Musk from the moment she gave birth. In a social media post on X, formerly known as Twitter, Loomer suggested that deeper scheme is at play. Laura Loomer pointed out St.Clair appeared to have taken screenshots of Musk’s encrypted Signal messages while lying in a hospital bed, shortly after giving birth, according to TOI report. She noted that the texture of the sheet in the leaked messages matches the one seen in a photo of St. Clair holding her baby.

“Was she already plotting to trap him and set him up from the moment she gave birth?” Loomer questioned. “Why would she be focused on taking pics of her messages from him from the hospital bed instead of being focused on holding her new baby? This gets more and more sinister.”

Loomer also accused St. Clair of using a second phone to bypass Signal’s security features, which alert users when screenshots are taken. “Ashley wanted ‘privacy,’ but she took screenshots of Elon’s private Signal messages that were set to expire. How long was she planning her attack on Elon?” she wrote.

The controversy arose following St. Clair’s lawsuit in the New York Supreme Court, where she sought sole custody of her alleged child with Musk and requested a court-ordered DNA test to establish paternity. According to St. Clair, the child was conceived during a trip to St. Barths in January 2024.

Isabella Moody also slams Ashley Clair

A MAGA influencer Isabella Moody fired shots at the alleged mother of Elon Musk’s 13th child in a post on X in which she leaked text messages the pair sent each other in which they plotted on how the Tesla CEO could be seduced. Isabella Moody posted screenshots of the messages on Saturday, alleging that they were from Ashley St. Clair. In one, they joked about St. Clair having Musk’s “rocket babies.”

This came just hours after it was revealed that St. Clair had filed a paternity lawsuit against Musk, seeking sole custody of their 5-month-old child and requesting a paternity test from the billionaire.
Citing that MAGA needed to “condemn promiscuous gold diggers” as a justification, Moody announced: “I wasn’t going to post these, but now that @stclairashley has leaked her private signal messages with @elonmusk after lying and saying she ‘wanted privacy’, here’s more evidence Ashley planned to baby trap Elon.

“She sent me these text messages in May 2023 when she first met Elon and started sleeping with him. She said ‘I need his rocket babies’ and ‘I need a caption to seduce Elon Musk’ in May of 2023. See dates below!” Moody, who boasts over 150K followers on X, is known for spouting traditional Christian values and ultra-conservative views with her far-right Youtuber husband Josiah Moody on their various platforms. In her latest YouTube clip, she and her husband, slate women for being Christian and dressing provocatively in public.

Moody has also labelled St. Clair “one of the biggest free speech HATERS in right-wing media.” In an interview with The New York Post published February 15, St Clair claimed Musk “slid into her DMs” on X in May 2023. She explained to the outlet that she met Musk for the first time in San Francisco when she was 24 and their romance grew from there.

But Moody has slated St Clair since the exposé, claiming the fellow MAGA influencer used her baby “as leverage and emotional blackmail to try and control Elon Musk”, branding her a “goofy *****” in a series of X posts Saturday.

She also claimed that the far-right political activist Laura Loomer spurred her to publish the texts, in order to hurt St Clair’s reputation within MAGA circles. Musk, has been unusually quiet since the saga unfolded, despite regularly letting off a tirade of opinion on US politics and space on his platform X.