A 40-year-old self-proclaimed mental health activist from Kenya has become the latest viral sensation after boldly claiming to be the eldest son of tech billionaire Elon Musk — and demanding a DNA test to prove it.
According to the man, his mother allegedly had a brief encounter with a 20-year-old Musk during a trip to Kenya’s Maasai Mara. There’s just one problem: the math doesn’t add up.
Elon Musk was only 14 years old at the time the man claims the alleged meeting took place — a timeline discrepancy that immediately raised red flags online. 📅
Adding fuel to the skepticism is the lack of any verifiable evidence. The man has provided no name, no documents, and only a highly questionable photograph that many believe was AI-generated. The image, with its uncanny smoothness and odd lighting, has been widely mocked across social media.
🔍 With no proof and plenty of plot holes, the story has quickly transformed into a meme-fueled spectacle, with users dubbing it “The Lost Heir That Wasn’t.”
While the internet loves a good conspiracy theory, this one appears to be more fiction than fact — and Musk himself has yet to respond. Until then, Twitter (now X) remains the stage for the latest chapter in the never-ending saga of bizarre billionaire ancestry claims.
