Vivian Jenna Wilson, the oldest daughter of tech billionaire Elon Musk, will emigrate from the US. But it was not the broken relationship with her father who led her to move to Japan …
The 20-year-old recently caused a sensation with statements about her father. Long ago she broke contact with the Tesla boss with Musk continues to hurry against the transgender movement. Wilson, born as a man, is very painful for these reports.
But her move to Japan has nothing to do with the dispute with Musk. The 20-year-old wants to study languages in Tokyo. In addition to French and Spanish, she also speaks Japanese.
Wilson previously lived in Los Angeles. She reported that she had experienced a “rich gap” there. That had a big impact on her, she explains: “I believe that inequality is one of the biggest problems in the United States – especially for our generation.”
Mega billionaires according to Wilson “not good people”
Your father will probably not love her father. “I think that employees should be paid honestly for their work, and I don’t think the wealth of this mega billionaire, who are one of the top percentage and only have to strive for their own interests, must be obtained. I have met some of these billionaires-they are not particularly good people.”
Five years no more contact with father
In an interview with the “Teen Vogue” Wilson and her father had gone hard in court: he was the child of a “pathetic man”. When asked if her sexual transition could have something with the fact that Musk was scripted so much, she replied: “This is a comfortable story – but it is not true. That he went further to the right – and I say explicitly, not further. I have not spoken to him since 2020.
Vivian Wilson was made with the first marriage of Justin Wilson. The couple has been divorced since 2008. She also has a twin brother called Griffin. She doesn’t even know how many half brothers and sisters have: “I stay away from this side of the family, “she said.
Source: Krone
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