Elon Musk’s Daughter Lashes Out At Her Dad And His Biographer

Elon Musk‘s transgender daughter, Vivian Jenna Wilson, has called out her father again and Walter Isaacson, the biographer who penned an intimate portrait of the billionaire, accusing him of portraying her in “a light that is genuinely defamatory.”

She questioned how much research effort Isaacson put into the work, clarifying that he never contacted her for the book.

Vivian Jenna Wilson recently slammed Elon Musk for remarks he made about her on his social media platform, X.

The 20-year-old took to Threads on Sunday night to unleash a tirade on Isaacson for his biography on her father.

Isaacson published his bestselling biography titled “Elon Musk” in 2023. In it, he wrote that Vivian’s decision to transition was a thorn in the SpaceX boss’s flesh and the reason for their broken ties.

“To Walter Isaacson, you threw me to the wolves in what was one of the most humiliating experiences of my entire life,” Vivian wrote. “Elon was your darling Tony Stark apartheid-American hero with a semi-tragic backstory who was saving the world and you were too f-cking cowardly to write anything other than a sad excuse for a puff piece.”

She continued, “To further this goal, you portrayed me in a light that is genuinely defamatory and I’m not going to mince my words,” before adding that the book treated her as a “VILLAIN BACKSTORY-ORIGIN to excuse or explain away [Musk’s] behavior.”

“As if my whole existence was nothing but an inconvenience to HIM,” Vivian added.

In her rant, Vivian highlighted several ordeals she allegedly had to go through, explaining that she was “deadnamed, and misgendered for no conceivable reason and made to seem like I was just too stupid or too ‘communist’ or too brainwashed or too what-f–king-ever to understand the 4d chess behind the reasons I was traumatized.”

Vivian went further to allege that Isaacson seemingly prioritized sensationalism over truth in the book, claiming that her identity was “trivialized” and her reason for separating from Musk was “misconstrued.”

“Worst of all, this was the section that was released early as part of the ‘promo’ because you knew it would catch headlines as part of this culture war bullsh-t. You knew that conservatives and ‘reactionaries’ would take this and run as far as they could with it to get clicks, or to smear my name for their own self-interests,” she added.

Vivian weighed in on Isaacson’s claims that he reached out to her through family members for the book, explaining that she was never contacted nor interviewed and that she only found out about the book’s existence “a MONTH before it was released.”

“So either you are completely f-cking incompetent at the most basic aspects of your ‘job,’ or you are weaponizing your own lack of effort to try to lift the blame off of yourself because you knew damn well what you were doing,” she wrote.

“You knew that I was gonna be used as an example of ‘how the children are being brainwashed by the trans agenda’ because you did it yourself and then proceeded to blast it to every news organization to use as an ad to sell more copies,” Vivian alleged. “The fact that this book may have been used as justification by parents to not let their trans child obtain potentially life-saving medical treatment f-cking HAUNTS me. It always will.”

Vivian noted that she had remained silent about the book because it “genuinely hurts” her when she remembers it, labeling Isaacson, his editors, and publishers as a “f-cking joke” for releasing it to the public.

She also clarified that she goes by the name Vivian, “not Jenna as the book implies,” explaining that “Jenna is what my friends from high school and my mom calls me” and that Isaacson would have known if only he researched well.

“If you genuinely knew what you were talking about that’s how you would’ve referred to me. It is genuinely impressive that you somehow managed to find a way to even f-ck up my NAME. I think that goes to show how much research actually went into this. I am not letting this narrative continue any further,” Vivian stated.

However, she asked her followers not to “send hate to Isaacson” as “I don’t think that reflects well on anyone.”

Vivian and the Tesla boss have made headlines in recent months following his scathing remarks about her during a Daily Wire interview.

Musk said that “the woke mind virus” has “killed” his “son.” The tech billionaire also claimed that he was tricked into consenting for his “biological son” to go on puberty blockers.

“I was tricked into doing this,” Musk told Dr Jordan Peterson. “I lost my son, essentially. They call it ‘deadnaming’ for a reason. The reason they call it ‘deadnaming’ is because your son is dead.”

Later, he took to X and claimed, “Xavier was born gay and slightly autistic, two attributes that contribute to gender dysphoria. I knew that from when he was about 4 years old and he would pick out clothes for me to wear like a jacket and tell me it was ‘fabulous!’, as well as his love of musicals & theatre. But he was not a girl.”

Vivian has since denied Musk’s remarks as fake, stating that she never called him “fabulous” and that he is “desperate for attention and validation.”

In a recent post on Threads, Vivian fumed at Musk’s tweet about a past TV appearance with her mom, Justine, where he claimed all his “5 boys were super happy.”

“It seems to me like you’re trying to rebuild your brand image as the ‘caring paternal father’ which I will not let go unchallenged,” Vivian wrote on Threads. “You just won’t stop lying about me in interviews, books, social media, etc.”