KEY POINTS

  • Elon Musk announced that his baby with Grimes is due on Monday
  • Elon Musk called Grimes his "gf" on Twitter
  • Elon Musk and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg have different stand about the coronavirus pandemic

Elon Musk and Grimes are still together and their baby is due on Monday.

The SpaceX CEO has been very active on Twitter. In one post, Musk said that he would be selling almost all of his physical possessions and would not own a house.

An hour later, he shared another tweet and tagged his baby mama Grimes. He confirmed that they are still together by calling the singer his girlfriend.

“My gf @Grimezsz is mad at me,” Musk wrote.

The Tesla CEO also gave an update about their child and said that the baby is “due on Monday.”

Musk’s tweets received mixed reactions from his followers. Some were very happy that he is still with Grimes because there were rumors that they already broke up.

“This is the best news I've heard so far. This means you're still together, despite speculation to contrary Maybe that's what this is about. I hope you fair well,” one follower commented.

“Congratulations Elon! Please give us 5 more. Your prodigy and their immense IQ must enlighten the world and push it forward long after you are gone,” another fan commented encouraging Musk to have more kids.

Meanwhile, some found Musk’s personal posts strange. In fact, one encouraged him to reach out to someone he trusts.

“@elonmusk I really hope you're doing alright. Please don't be afraid to reach out to someone you trust. Being a super genius doesn't make someone less susceptible to mental health complications. I hope that's not what's going on but if so please reach out,” @Ijoedantoni wrote.

Just recently, Musk was attacked by netizens due to his “Free America Now” campaign. While many supported him, several didn’t like it for fear that it will only speed up the spread of coronavirus.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has a different stand . Zuckerberg was worried about the states that reopened because he felt that it was still too early to do it and the move could “guarantee future outbreaks.”

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk is pictured. AFP/Philip Pacheco