An extended trailer for the documentary Musk claims those in the inner circle of the world’s richest man believe he has “many” secret kids—among other stunning revelations.
The new trailer alleges that Elon Musk likely has more secret love children in addition to the 14 children he is confirmed to have with women whom he allegedly refers to as “breeders” behind closed doors.
“Somebody on Elon’s side referred to us as ‘the breeders,’” Musk’s first wife, Justine Musk, says in the trailer, which was released Thursday. “There’s 14 that are publicly known, but people around Elon believe that there’s many more.”
Elon, 55, and Justine, 54, had six children together, including Nevada Alexander Musk, who died from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome at 10 weeks old. He has three children with Claire Elise Boucher, 38, who goes by the stage name “Grimes”; four with Neuralink executive Shivon Zilis, 40; and one with right-wing influencer Ashley St. Clair, 28.
St. Clair revealed in February 2025 that she had a son with Musk, who she claims offered her a one-time $15 million payment—plus monthly checks of $100,000 until the child turns 21—to keep his paternity a secret. St. Clair says she rejected the offer.
A Musk representative did not respond to an email seeking comment.
Musk has raged about the upcoming documentary—directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney—that will hit theaters in October. The extended trailer highlighted Musk’s disgust, like a screenshot of Musk calling Gibney a “d---he” on X.
“D---hé,” Gibney responded.
The trailer calls out Musk’s empty promises of colonizing Mars, alleged Tesla failures that led to an innocent woman’s death, his DOGE catastrophe, and a whistleblower who revealed a damning text he allegedly sent the night of the 2024 election, when he was by far President Donald Trump’s biggest donor.
The trailer lays out the blows to Musk as David Byrne’s original “Let Me Sell You a Dream” plays in the background.
The Daily Beast chronicled Musk’s turbulent tenure leading the so-called Department of Government Efficiency and was the first to call out many of its absurd claims, including exposing that its claim to have cut $55 billion was off by more than $36 billion.
“The conflicts of interest are shocking,” Wired editor Katie Drummond says in the trailer.
Musk appears set to explore his failures during his four months as a special government employee, which spectacularly collapsed in May 2025 as it became clear the president did not actually care about cutting the federal deficit. After all, his signature legislation, the so-called Big Beautiful Bill, was determined to add to the deficit, not reduce it.
The tech giant, worth $839 billion as of Thursday, by Forbes’ estimate, had a spectacular falling-out with Trump in the following weeks, culminating in him alleging on June 5 that the DOJ was refusing to release the Epstein files because Trump’s name was all over them.
