Conservative commentator Laura Loomer has slammed Ashley St. Clair, accusing her of deception after the influencer filed a paternity lawsuit against Elon Musk, claiming she gave birth to his five-month-old child.
Loomer called out St. Clair for hypocrisy on X, pointing out that despite claiming she wanted privacy, she leaked private Signal messages with Musk that were meant to disappear.
‘Leaked’ messages
MAGA influencer Isabella Moody posted what she claimed were St.Clair’s chats with Musk from May 2023, suggesting she had planned to have Musk’s child.
“I wasn’t going to post these, but now Ashley has leaked her private messages with Elon Musk after claiming she ‘wanted privacy.’ Here’s more proof she planned to baby trap him,” Moody wrote, sharing alleged screenshots.
One of the messages reportedly read:
“Elon followed me. I need his rocket babies. I’ll take one for the team, seduce Elon, get in a rocket to see what’s up.”
Another message allegedly showed her asking for a “caption to seduce Elon Musk.”
‘How long was she planning this?’
Laura Loomer took to X, responding to Moody and criticising St. Clair for allegedly using a second phone to take screenshots of Musk’s messages on Signal—an app that notifies users when someone takes a screenshot of a conversation.
“So Ashley wanted ‘privacy,’ but she took screenshots of Elon’s private Signal messages that were on a timer to expire? How long was she planning her attack on Elon?” Loomer wrote.
In another post, she mocked St. Clair’s actions:
“I want privacy.”
“Let me post screenshots of my encrypted messages on Signal that I took with a second phone so I could lie about respecting someone’s privacy.”
She didn’t hold back, slamming conservatives who support St. Clair, calling her behaviour “deceptive and promiscuous.”
“Shame on any conservative who is enabling this type of deceptive, and promiscuous behaviour by a gold digger,” Loomer added.
Paternity lawsuit against Musk
The controversy erupted after St. Clair filed a paternity suit in New York Supreme Court, seeking sole custody of her alleged five-month-old baby with Musk.
St. Clair claimed she and the Tesla CEO conceived the child during a January 2024 trip to St Barths and has now asked the court to order Musk to take a genetic test to confirm paternity.
Musk has not directly addressed the lawsuit. However, he reacted to a post claiming that St. Clair had “plotted for half a decade to ensnare” him with a single-word response: “Whoa.”