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Elon Musk's Transgender Daughter, Vivian Wilson, Declares Intent to Leave USA

Vivian Wilson announces departure plans post-Trump election victory, citing lack of future in the US.
Following Donald Trump's election win, Vivian Wilson, Elon Musk's estranged transgender daughter, announced her plans to leave the United States.

She expressed her views on Meta's Threads, stating that despite potential limitations of Trump's term, the electorate's decisions instill a lack of future prospects for her in the US.

Musk’s relationship with Vivian has been strained since 2022, with him previously claiming she was 'killed by the woke mind virus'.

After Vivian's announcement, Musk reiterated his stance on X, saying, 'The woke mind killed my son.' In response, Vivian criticized Musk's narrative, labeling it as clichéd and self-victimizing.

She further voiced the fractured relationship, accusing Musk of being controlling and uncaring.

Vivian Wilson, one of Musk's six children with his ex-wife, Justine Wilson, legally changed her name and pursued gender-affirming care in 2022.

They remain estranged with Vivian describing Musk as 'cold' and 'cruel'.
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