Elon Musk’s Private Life Thrust Into Spotlight After Mystery Woman Posts “Goodbye” Message Linked to Tesla CEO
Elon Musk — billionaire, inventor, and self-styled Mars visionary — now faces questions that no AI can answer. Over the weekend, a mysterious woman with the username @_XxErisXx posted a cryptic message:
“You said the stars were ours. I didn’t know I was just part of your launch sequence.”
Attached to the post was what appeared to be a screenshot of an encrypted Signal chat with someone listed only as “E.” But Internet sleuths were quick to analyze the contact photo — a cropped version of a now-deleted selfie of Musk with a SpaceX badge.
The woman’s post quickly went viral, with hashtags like #MuskAffair and #WhoIsEris trending globally.
Sources close to Tesla and SpaceX told us that Musk did in fact attend a private dinner in Monaco three months ago — an event not listed on any of his known itineraries. While there is no official confirmation that Musk is involved with the woman, fans and critics alike are demanding transparency.
“What if he’s been texting while launching rockets?” one X user joked. Another wrote, “He made us believe in Mars. Now we just want the truth.”
Musk, true to form, posted a single tweet in response:
“If you’re not breaking things, you’re not innovating. 🚀”
Some see it as a deflection. Others believe it’s a tacit admission.
Meanwhile, Tesla stock briefly dipped 2.7% after the tweet, though quickly recovered. Investors appear torn between admiration for Musk’s charisma and concern over mounting distractions.
Legal analysts speculate that if the relationship was real and undisclosed during sensitive negotiations — especially regarding recent government contracts — there could be grounds for ethical scrutiny.
“Public figures like Musk walk a tightrope between genius and controversy,” said analyst Rebecca Hawthorne. “But when personal drama affects public trust, it becomes a matter of corporate integrity.”
As speculation mounts, @_XxErisXx has now made her account private and deleted all posts except one pinned tweet:
“You can’t ghost a comet.”
What does it all mean? Only time — and maybe an interplanetary press release — will tell.
