Reports indicate that Elon Musk engaged in sexual relationships with a SpaceX employee and a former intern and allegedly asked a woman at his company to have his babies. These incidents raise concerns about the work environment and culture at SpaceX and Tesla.
Musk’s alleged use of illegal drugs, including LSD, cocaine, ecstasy, mushrooms, and ketamine, has raised concerns among executives and board members of SpaceX and Tesla.
Female Tesla employees reported receiving an “unusual amount of attention” from Musk, which made them uncomfortable in the workplace.
A SpaceX flight attendant claimed that Musk exposed himself to her and suggested buying her a horse in exchange for sexual acts. Another woman alleged that Musk asked her to have his babies during exit negotiations from SpaceX.
Musk reportedly repeatedly invited a woman at SpaceX to his house at night despite her lack of response.
Musk’s messages included requests for the woman to visit him and expressed stress-related concerns, indicating a blurred boundary between personal and professional interactions.
SpaceX’s president and chief operating officer, Gwynne Shotwell, dismissed the allegations as “untruths” and “mischaracterizations,” defending Musk and the company’s achievements.
Shotwell criticized the portrayal of events in the report, emphasizing the accomplishments of SpaceX employees despite external challenges.
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