Social media is ablaze following a viral claim that Elon Musk, now 54, declared he would never marry again, warning that any woman he marries would likely divorce him “just to take half of his wealth.” The quote, which has not been officially verified, portrays Musk as deeply skeptical of modern love, calling it a “profitable business” and suggesting that most people who believe in love end up “crying.”
While the exact quote remains unconfirmed, the sentiment echoes Musk’s known views on relationships, wealth, and emotional risk. He has previously spoken about the emotional toll of divorce, his complex relationship history, and the challenges of balancing love with his business empire.
Musk has been married three times twice to Talulah Riley and has had high-profile relationships with Grimes, with whom he shares three children. His personal life has often been under scrutiny, especially as he juggles leadership roles at Tesla, SpaceX, and X (formerly Twitter).
In past interviews, Musk has admitted to feeling lonely and emotionally vulnerable, even saying he “hates being alone.” Yet, he’s also expressed frustration with how relationships can become entangled with fame and fortune.
– Some users call Musk’s stance “wise and realistic,” praising his focus on protecting his assets.
– Others label it “cold-hearted and cynical,” arguing that it undermines genuine love and trust.
The debate touches on broader issues of marriage, wealth inequality, and emotional trauma, especially among public figures.
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