Errol Musk said that 'moms are essential' amid his son, Elon Musk's custody battle with ex-girlfriend Grimes.
South African engineer Errol Musk said that “moms are essential” amid his son, South African-born billionaire Elon Musk’s custody battle with ex-girlfriend Canadian musicianIt seems Elon Musk’s father may be siding with his ex-girlfriend and “baby mama” Grimes. Errol, who is a father of six, said that a woman is an essential part of a home.
The mother is the sun and the rest of the family are the planets,” said Errol, according to Page Six.“If a father went away for a few weeks, it would make no difference, but a woman is essential,” he added, per“A father and two sons living together is not really a family, it’s just three men; a mother and two sons is a family,”he added.Is Elon following in his father’s footsteps? Elon is the son of South African engineer Errol Musk and Canadian model and dietician Maye Musk.
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