Elon Musk’s Ex Grimes Sues Billionaire Over Parental Rights of Their 3 Kids, Files Petition in Court
- Canadian artist Grimes has taken legal action by filing a petition regarding parental rights against her ex-partner, Elon Musk
- According to media reports, the move aims to determine the parental status of their three children legally, as the parents were unmarried
- Grimes and Musk share three children together, including their son, born in May 2020, and daughter, born via surrogate in December 2021
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Grimes, whose real name is Claire Boucher, has taken legal action against her baby daddy, Elon Musk, over child-related matters.
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According to Page Six, she filed a petition to establish a parental relationship in a California court on September 29.
Why is Musk's ex suing him?
The request is aimed at identifying the legal parents of a child when they are unmarried.
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Grimes and Musk began dating in 2018 and had an on-again, off-again relationship until they split for good in September 2021.
Who are Musk kids?
They share two children: a son named X Æ A-Xii, born in May 2020, and a daughter named Exa Dark Sideræl, also known as Y, who was born via surrogate in December 2021.
While the docket for the case is public, the filings have been sealed and there is no indication that Musk has responded to Grimes' petition.
Grimeshas not yet requested child support or custody rights as part of this legal action.
Elon Musk announces X monthly subscription fee
In another story reported by Briefly News,tech mogul Elon Musk has provided a glimpse into his plans for X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, in a live-streamed conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Among the key revelations, Musk announced that X will introduce a small monthly payment. According to CNBC News, the X boss justified this move as a strategic response to combat the proliferation of bots on the platform.
Bots, or automated accounts, have been a long-standing issue on social media platforms, often used to spread misinformation, spam or engage in malicious activities. However, Musk did not provide specific information about how much the monthly fee would be or what additional features would be included in the subscription at the lowest tier.
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