Elon Musk‘s trans daughter has shared a blistering response to claims made by her dad that he was ‘tricked’ by the ‘woke mind virus’ into allowing her to transition. 

Vivian Wilson, 20, posted on X’s arch vial site Threads, owned by Mark Zuckerberg‘s Meta, in response to comments made by her father earlier this week. 

WHAT MUSK HAD SAID

In an interview, Musk said that he was tricked into signing away his son Xavier, using Wilson’s former name, to allow her to go on puberty blockers.

Referring to Wilson with male pronouns and by her birth name, Musk claimed that his ‘son’ had been ‘killed by the woke mind virus’. 

Wilson pushed back on this on Thursday, challenging a tweet from her father in which he claimed that she was born ‘gay and slightly autistic’. 

Musk said he had known from a young age that she was gay, saying she ‘would pick out clothes for me to wear like a jacket and tell it was fabulous’ and loved musicals.

WILSON DEBUNK DAD’S CLAIMS

Wilson said: ‘There’s a lot of stuff I need to debunk, but I want to start with what I find the funniest which is the notorious ‘slightly autistic’ tweet.

‘This is gonna be a bit so just bare with me. This is entirely fake. Like, literally none of this ever happened. Ever. I don’t even know where he got this from.

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Wilson wrote that she had never loved musicals or theatre and also hit back at his claims about picking out clothes for her father. 

She said: ‘I never picked out jackets for him to wear and I was most certainly not calling them ‘fabulous’ because literally what the f***. 

‘I did not use the word fabulous when I was four because once again I would like to reiterate…I was four. 

‘Like this is so obvious I don’t even think it warrants explanation but apparently people believe this nonsense so here I am.’

Wilson added her father has made up these claims because he wasn’t around her as a child.

She claims that Musk would relentlessly harass her for her ‘femininity and queerness’.