Elon Musk’s son, X Æ A-12, made a memorable appearance at a White House press conference with his dad and President Donald Trump. During the meeting, the four-year-old climbed on Musk, made faces, and even wiped his boogers on the Resolute desk, quickly becoming a viral moment. Viewers speculated X said things like “shut your mouth” and “you are not the president.” Musk humorously addressed his son’s antics, noting how difficult it was to hear with X sticking his fingers in his ears. Grimes, X’s mother, expressed her disapproval, saying her son should not be in public like that but appreciated his politeness. Musk and Grimes split in 2022 after four years together and have two other children.
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