Elon Musk, dad of 10, reveals whether more babies are ‘looming’

Is baby No. 11 on the horizon?

Elon Musk joked about his big family in a Friday interview with the Financial Times, saying that he is “pretty sure there are no other babies looming.”

The 51-year-old, however, called himself an “autumn chicken,” clarifying that he isn’t opposed to welcoming more children down the line.

The Tesla CEO became a dad in 2002 when his son Nevada arrived, but the infant died at 10 weeks old.

Two years later, he and then-wife Justine Wilson welcomed twins Griffin and Vivian, now 18.

Musk and Vivian are estranged, with the teenager even changing her last name in June in order to not “be related to [her] biological father in any way, shape or form.”

Vivian also had her first and middle monikers changed at the time, as well as her gender.

Musk spoke to the outlet about their strained relationship, saying, “I have very good relationships with all the others. Can’t win them all.”

He and Wilson, 50, are also the parents of 16-year-old triplets Kai, Saxon and Damian, born in 2006.

After the former couple’s 2008 divorce, the SpaceX founder went on to welcome son X AE A-XII, now 2, and daughter Exa, now 10 months, with his on-again, off-again girlfriend Grimes in May 2020 and December 2021, respectively.

In July, news broke that Musk is the father of Neuralink executive Shivon Zilis‘ twins. The little ones were born in November of the previous year.

The entrepreneur confirmed the news to Page Six, saying, “Bravo to big families. [I want to have] as many as I am able to spend time with and be a good father.”

Musk gave more insight into his expanding family via Twitter.

“Doing my best to help the underpopulation crisis,” he wrote. “A collapsing birth rate is the biggest danger civilization faces by far.”