Elon Musk hired a top-notch New York lawyer to take on his alleged ex Ashley St. Clair as she demands the billionaire take a DNA test to confirm he’s the father to her child, In Touch can exclusively report.

Elon Musk faces a custody battle with partner Ashley St. Clair over their 5-month-old son, R.S.C., in a New York City court on May 29.

Elon Musk is being ordered to appear in court, as Ashley St. Clair argues that she should be awarded full custody of their son, Musk's 13th child. A New York judge will hear arguments about whether or not Musk should take a paternity test,

Ashley St. Clair, the woman who claims she gave birth to Elon Musk alleged 13th child, was involved in a custody battle over another child months before she sued the billionaire, In Touch can exclusively report.

Elon Musk has been ordered to appear in court as Ashley St. Clair sues him for custody of their alleged child. Per a report from People published on Friday, February 28, a new court filing states that lawyers for St.

I am, and always have been, the only parent and caretaker that R.S.C. has known,” St. Clair states in court documents.

The Tesla founder and the children’s book author’s naughty messages to one another began in 2023 when they were rumored to have first met.

St. Clair, 26, brought the legal action against the billionaire tech tycoon a week after her bombshell public claims that she gave birth to Musk’s 13th child.

More than one week after announcing that she had welcomed Elon Musk's 13th baby, Ashley St. Clair filed paternity and custody petitions against the SpaceX CEO.

He has never asked for photos of our child or checked in after doctor’s appointments,” the author alleged in court documents.

"You could never necessarily trust her because you might not be doing what she could monetize or what she could sensationalize in order to make her own star rise," said a source who has known St. Clair since 2017.